High School Double Color Graduation Honor Cords

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    Double High School Honor Cords

    List price  $6.95
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High School Double Graduation Honor Cords

A double high school honor cord is two 68" cords tied together at the middle, with a 4" tassel at each end of each cord. Choose two of the same color or two different colors to show two honors at once or to wear your school colors. Each double cord is $6.95 and comes individually packaged.

Many high school graduates wear a double cord for high honors, for honor roll plus a club, or for National Honor Society along with another organization. Prefer both colors twisted into one cord? See our intertwined honor cords. Need one color? Shop single high school honor cords, or see all high school honor cords and what each color means.

Ordering for a club or class? Ask us about bulk pricing. Custom honor cords are available with a 10-piece minimum.

FAQs

Can our club or class order double cords in bulk?

Yes. Ask us about bulk pricing. Custom honor cords are available with a minimum of 10 pieces.

Do high schools allow double cords?

Most do, but some limit how many cords graduates can wear. Check your school's graduation guidelines.

Can I get a double cord in my school colors?

Yes. Pick any two colors from our options. If you need a combination that isn't shown, contact us.

How do I display my graduation cords after the ceremony?

Many graduates keep their cords in a shadow box, frame them with their diploma, or hang them with their cap and tassel.

Is a double cord the same as two single cords?

No. A double cord is two cords tied together at the middle, so they stay in place as one piece. If your school wants each honor worn separately, buy two single cords instead.

Why do some high school graduates wear double cords?

A double cord usually shows two honors, or a higher level of distinction such as high honors. Your school decides what each cord means.