Double Honor Cords - What do they mean? How can you earn one?Double honor cords indicate numerous designations awarded to the student during graduation. It is common for a university to award them to students graduating with honors, even when the student is the recipient of cum laude, summa cum laude, or magna cum laude title. Two Graduation (Double) Honor Cords tied together You are able to choose two of the same colors or different colors Constructed of sturdy twisted material Multiple colors to choose from Each graduation cord is 68” in length from end to end Large 4" bulb tassels at each end of each cord Secure knotted ends Double Honor Cords is the ideal item for honor recognition for your high school or college graduation Double Honor CordsDouble Graduation Honor Cords are separate graduation cords that are tied together to make one cord. Wearing two graduation cords tied together and showing in the front is also known as Double Honor Cords. On the back of your neck you will see the knot that is tied knot that holds the two cords together. At Graduation Attire combine any two of our colors to make your double honor cord, including variegated colored honor cords. Graduation Cords which are double tied are two graduation cords of the same color, such as a double navy blue graduation cord. Each graduation cord of the two made up to make the double honor cord is 70 inches long from one end to the other. It becomes 67 inches long once the cords are tied together, losing around 3 inches due to the knot. The cords will hang around 30 inches off of each shoulder. There are 4 large bulb tassels at the end of the double honor cords. There are many different kind designations that use double honor cords at graduation. Students graduating with high honors such as summa cum laude, magna cum laude and cum laude. Honor societies such as FCCLA use red and white double honor cords and Delta Epsilon Iota blue and antique gold double graduation cords.
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