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How To Get a Graduation Serape Stole

Option 1
Attend Convocation

Attendees of the December 2026 Graduation Convocation at the Frazier Alumni Pavilion are given a complimentary, handmade, and one-of-a-kind serape stole at the ceremony as part of their $25 Event Registration Fee. Graduates must stay for the full event to receive their stole. Click the Link above to register for the December 10th, 2026, Winter Graduation Convocation.

CLICK TO REGISTER

Option 2
Have it
Shipped

Graduates can have a handmade, one-of-a-kind serape stole shipped directly to you at a cost of $63 [$50 (Stole) + $13 (USPS Shipping)]. Stoles are usually received within 7-10 business days from the date of purchase. Stoles for purchase and shipment will go on sale in early October. For any additional questions or assistance, click here to CONTACT US.

PURCHASE & SHIP MY STOLE
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PAY & SCHEDULE PICKUP

Option 3
Pick it Up

For December 2026 Graduates, you can purchase and schedule to pick up a handmade and one-of-a-kind stole from the Raiders Rojos Off-Campus Office at a cost of $50. Stoles for pickup go on sale 3-4 weeks before December commencement. For any additional questions or assistance, click here to CONTACT US.


Our Serape Stole Story

Each Raiders Rojos serape stole carries more than just vibrant threads — it carries a story. Hand-sewn every year by talented students from Lubbock High School, these stoles represent a beautiful bridge between generations of learners.

From the hands of local youth to the shoulders of graduating Red Raiders, each one is stitched with pride, tradition, and the hope of a brighter future. No two are alike, just like the journeys of the students who wear them.

Take a moment to watch the video on this page and witness the love, culture, and craftsmanship that bring these stoles to life.

Special thank you to Dr. Maria Teresa Leos-Duemer's class.