The gown is the piece you wear
A graduation set is three pieces: the gown, the cap and the stole. The gown is the body of it. The long piece you put on and close over your shoulders. While the cap goes on your head and the stole wraps around your neck and sits over the gown. So the cap and the stole are worn on top: the gown is what you wear.
The gown is also what sets the shape of the photograph, which is why the whole set is built around it. The name people read in a graduation photo sits on the cap and the stole, and the gown is the surface those two read against, and if you want the name on the gown itself, that area is open to you in the studio.
How the gown is sold
The gown is not a product of its own in the catalogue: it is delivered inside the full set. Gown, cap and stole, at one published price. That is not a technicality. It means you take three pieces for one price, and the name is printed on whichever of them you design on.
Where the name goes on the gown
The printable area on the gown, in centimetres and with the very figures the studio turns into the print file:
The area is a standing rectangle 25 wide by 30 tall, starting at the chest on the left side. Because it stands upright, a name there reads from a distance in a full-length photograph more clearly than anywhere else on the set.
Those figures are real centimetres rather than a drawing: the studio takes that area and produces a print file at its actual size, so what you see on screen is what lands on the cloth.
Every piece of the set has its own area, and the studio shows each one separately, so you pick a piece and see the name on it before you confirm.
And if you leave the gown without a name?
The gown arrives plain, exactly as it is. The studio only prints the surfaces that have a design on them. Anything you leave empty reaches you with no printing on it at all. That is the difference between a name on the gown and a plain set, decided by you and nothing else. the difference between printing and embroidery on a name
Long names and short names
The standing area on the gown takes an Arabic name with its diacritics, or an English one, in a large typeface, and it takes a long name of two or three words as well. If a name is too long for the area, the studio shows you that on the cloth before you order, so you fix the size, the font or the spacing instead of being surprised after printing.
How the name is written
The name can be written in Arabic with diacritics. The marks above and below the letters, or in English, in any of the fonts. If you type it without the marks, the studio offers a suggestion and you decide: use it, adjust it yourself, or leave the name plain.
You change the font, the size, the colour and the placement until it is right, and if you have a school logo or artwork ready, you add it as an image and set its colour. After you order we call you to confirm the name before it is printed, so it does not get printed wrong.
Open the design studio and try your name on the gown
Size
The full set currently comes in one size: 160 cm. The gown is cut long and loose so it falls over the body rather than pulling, and the cap and the stole are one size that fits the set. the gown size guide and how to measure yourself
If that size is not right for you, or you need a different one, talk to us before ordering and we will agree the details. We do not take a special size without agreeing it with you first.
The sets the gown comes in, and what they cost
Every set has its price in the open, with no "call us for the price", and that price is for the whole set. Gown, cap and stole, with the design and the printing included. The sets differ in the colour of the stole and the cap. The gown is the same in all three:
Graduation Set with Gold Stole
Full set: printed cap, printed gold stole, plain gown. 3 ready-made designs to choose from.
Graduation Set with Maroon Stole
Full set: printed cap, printed maroon stole, plain gown. 1 ready-made designs to choose from.
Graduation Set with Black Stole
Full set: printed cap, printed black stole, plain gown. 3 ready-made designs to choose from.
Delivery and payment
We deliver to every governorate in Egypt (27 of them), and you pay upfront by Vodafone Cash or InstaPay. We start on your order as soon as the money arrives.
delivery across Egypt, the fees and the payment
Made in 24 to 48 hours from the confirmed order, and we call you to confirm the order, the name and the size before anything is made.
Questions that come up
What does a graduation gown with a name cost?
The gown comes inside the set, and the sets run from 430 to 450 EGP depending on the colour of the stole and the cap. That price is for the whole set. Gown, cap and stole, with the design and the printing on whichever pieces you choose included. Delivery is 75 EGP in Cairo and Giza and 150 EGP in the other governorates. the price list for the gown inside the set
Can I take the gown on its own, without the set?
The gown is not sold on its own in the catalogue, because it is the piece the whole set is built on: taking it alone would cost you less and leave the photograph short. The full set is the only way to order the gown today, and it reaches you as three pieces at one published price.
How long does the set take to be made?
Made in 24 to 48 hours from the confirmed order. We call you to confirm the order, the name and the size first, and once it is made it goes out to your governorate.
Can I order sets for a whole class or a school?
Yes. For a class, a school or a company, send us the details and we will arrange the design, the quantity and the delivery with you, with one design across every name, and a school name can go on the gown or on the stole. Bulk orders
Does the stage change the set with the gown?
Yes. Nursery/KG the gown is not needed. Primary and preparatory the full set with gown. Secondary and university school or faculty colours. The full guide is in one page: Graduation stage guides
What colour does the gown come in?
The gown is the same across all three sets. The difference between them is the colour of the stole and the cap. Each set's page carries its own name, its colour and its price, and the photograph on it is the piece you actually receive.