Undergrad: You need a cap, gown, and tassel. Many students also have a stole, but that is not necessary to walk in graduation.

Masters and PhD: You need a cap, gown, tassel, and hood. Many students also have a stole, but that is not necessary to walk in graduation.

Reach out to enrollment services for assistance.

Credit or debit card only. In-person payments by cash, Apple Pay, tap-to-pay, and Venmo are not accepted.

All caps are one-size-fits-all. Gowns are based on height and weight. If you purchase in person our vendor can help you pick the right size. If you purchase online it will direct you to fill in your height and weight before you purchase.

Tassel colors are dependent on what degree you are getting. See the chart below for more details.

Yes, you can purchase the items separately. For example, you can purchase just the cap or just the tassel.

Yes, anyone can purchase your cap and gown for you. Make sure they have your height, weight, and degree type. They must be able to pay in person, as advanced payment isn't available.

We are unable to take any phone orders. Please order online by March 20th or in-person at Last Chance the week of graduation at the Hinckley Center.

You can order online through this website. However, you can save money on graduation regalia and shipping by purchasing at Grad Fair.

You can purchase thank you notes, rings, and diploma frames at Grad Fair or online from Jostens.

To maintain the dignity of the graduation services, graduates are requested not to alter or embellish the cap (mortarboard) or gown. Stoles of Gratitude or honors regalia are appropriate accessories to the basic cap and gown.

A stole is an optional accessory worn by the graduate during the commencement ceremony that is embroidered with the name of your college. These were previously known as stoles of gratitude. After commencement, the graduate presents the stole of gratitude to someone who provided them with help or support, such as parents, relatives, or mentors. The graduate removes the stole from his/her neck and places it around the neck of the recipient. More than one stole may be worn during commencement, symbolizing that the student was helped by multiple people.

Yes, our vendor will be on campus for Grad Fair and again the week of commencement.

If you are having trouble figuring out how to wear your regalia check out this video made by our gown distributor.

Honors program graduates can pick up their v-stole and medallion from the Honors office 102 MSRB. Graduates must return the v-stole after graduation, but the medallion is yours to keep. If you are walking in the Honors Convocation program, then these are required to participate.

Grad Bash is a party with food, a movie, a drone show, a limited edition 2024 T-shirt, and more hosted by BYU Alumni and BYU Student Alumni.

We want to welcome all graduating students to the BYU Alumni family! For more information and to register check out the website.

For information about Commencement please see the graduation website.

Grad Fair is a one-stop shop for graduation ceremony preparation at the Hinckley Center. It occurs about nine weeks before April graduation. Our cap and gown provider (Jostens) co-hosts Grad Fair to assist students with ordering cap and gowns, rings, announcements, stoles, diploma frames, and other accessories.

If you want to avoid long lines at Grad Fair, come the first day or in the morning hours.

Parking is not available anywhere at the Hinckley Center. Students with a parking pass can park permitted lots. Non-students can park in visitors parking available by the MOA and the Wilkinson Student Center.

The online portal for faculty to order their rental regalia for this year’s graduation is now open. you can order your rentals here. The portal will close on March 10. You may also purchase student-quality regalia at Last Chance in the Hinckley Center the week of Commencement.

The last opportunity to purchase lower quality keeper regalia to wear for this years’ commencement will be during Last Chance the week of Commencement in the Hinckley Center. These gowns will be student-quality gowns. If you’d like to purchase fine quality multi-use regalia please reach out to capsandgowns@byu.edu, but please note the fine quality regalia will not arrive in time for the 2025 Commencement.