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Custom Leatherette Diploma Cover
62 in Custom Adult Size Satin Graduation Stole
15 in. Adult Size Graduation Tassel With 2026 Charm
9 3/8 in Adult Graduation Matte-finish Cap
68 in Adult Length Double Honor Cord
9 3/8 in Adult Graduation Shiny-finish Cap
Adult Graduation Cap and Tassel Set - Shiny
68 in Long Adult-size Single Honor Cords
Adult-size Matte-finish Graduation Cap and Tassel Set
52 in Gold-trim Satin Kindergarten Graduate Sash
52 in Gold-trim Satin 2026 Graduate Sash
Celebrate how far your students have come with elementary graduation cap and gown sets that make the big day feel extra special. Graduation Authority offers children's caps and gowns in a variety of colors and finishes, making it easy to coordinate your class and complement your school's colors. Whether you're planning a small classroom ceremony or a school-wide celebration, find the graduation apparel and accessories you need to bring everyone together.
Prepare your class for a memorable graduation:
From the first cap placed on a student's head to the proud moment they walk across the stage, the details help make elementary graduation a celebration to remember. Graduation Authority makes it easy to find caps, gowns, stoles, cords, and sashes for your students, so you can spend less time coordinating apparel and more time celebrating their achievements.
Explore elementary graduation apparel and accessories to get your whole class ready for the big day!
Question:How many elementary caps and gowns do we need for our class?
Answer:Plan for one set per graduating student, plus a few extras in common sizes for late enrollments or last-minute changes. Confirm your final headcount with teachers before placing the order.
Question:What can stoles and cords add to an elementary graduation?
Answer:Stoles and cords let you recognize achievements like honor roll, perfect attendance or student leadership. They also add color and a finished look to class photos.
Question:When should elementary graduates put on their caps and gowns?
Answer:Have students dress shortly before lineup so gowns stay neat, with teachers or volunteers helping with zippers and caps. Pre-sorting sets by student name speeds things up.
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