Professor's Robes

The professor's tunic is an academic garment traditionally worn by teachers and academics at formal functions, such as graduation ceremonies, degree conferrals or representative events. Made from dark fabrics, usually wool or technical fabric, it is characterized by its classic cut, wide sleeves and simple collar. Its function goes beyond its visual appearance, representing the professional and academic status of the wearer. RAG Tailors offers academic tunics with a fitted design and excellent finish, ideal for staying true to the tradition and prestige of educational institutions.

There are different styles of teaching tunics, with variations in cut, fabric and decorative details that may reflect the tradition of certain institutions or the position held. Some of the most common styles include the classic academic tunic with wide sleeves, the tunic with front buttonholes and the academic magistrate tunic. RAG Tailors offers several options that respect institutional standards and offer customizations such as embroidery with the institution's logo or screen-printed insignia. In this way, we ensure that each tunic reflects the wearer's professional and academic identity.

Yes, all RAG Tailors academic tunics can be personalised with embroidery, printing or screen printing, depending on the client’s needs. This personalisation service allows you to include the institution’s logo, name, course symbol or any relevant academic reference. To request a quote, simply send an email with the references and images you want. The delivery time for personalised tunics varies between 10 and 15 working days, while models without personalisation are sent within 5 working days. This service makes each piece unique and in line with the institutional tradition and identity.

To keep your teacher's tunic in good condition, it is important to take some simple but effective care measures. It should be stored in a dry, airy place and hung on a wide hanger to prevent permanent creases. It is best to dry clean it, as most tunics are made from fine fabrics such as wool, which can shrink or lose their shape with conventional washing. After each use, it is recommended to air the garment before storing it. RAG Tailors models are made from high-quality materials that guarantee greater durability and resistance to frequent use.

The professor's tunic is distinguished from other academic attire, such as the student's cape and gown, by its more formal design, associated symbolism and context of use. While the student's cape is generally worn by students at traditional celebrations, the tunic is used exclusively by teachers and members of the academy at formal events. It has a more sober cut, with details that may vary according to the institution. RAG Tailors offers both types of academic attire, respecting the required standards and offering personalized solutions for each academic profile.

Yes, RAG Tailors’ teaching tunics are developed based on the academic and protocol guidelines adopted by various universities and educational institutions. The models follow traditional cuts and technical standards that respect the symbolism of academic attire, with superior quality materials that provide comfort and distinction. In addition, for institutions with their own specifications, we offer customized solutions that allow the model to be adapted to the reality of each course, faculty or university, preserving the rigor and sophistication of official clothing.

You can purchase your teacher's tunic through the online store of RAG Tailors, a leading brand in professional and academic clothing. We offer a selection of academic tunics that combine tradition, quality, comfort and the possibility of personalization. The purchase process is simple, secure and includes direct assistance for questions or special requests. We ship nationwide and to other markets, with fast delivery times and a dedicated support service. With RAG Tailors, you are guaranteed to purchase a product that is faithful to tradition and adapted to contemporary academic standards.