Intertwined graduation cords twist two or three colors into one cord. They are the easiest way to show school colors, club colors or an honor society's colors in a single cord. Choose from about 50 color combinations for high school and college graduation.
What every intertwined cord includes
- Two or three colors twisted together into one cord
- 68 inches long from end to end
- Large 4-inch bulb tassel at each end, with secure knotted ends
- Individually packaged in its own poly bag
Popular color combinations
School-color cords such as purple and gold, red and white, or blue and gold are some of our most popular. Three-color cords are often chosen for honor societies, cultural groups and patriotic red, white and blue. Find your colors in the list below.
Intertwined or double cords?
An intertwined cord is one cord with the colors twisted together. A Double Honor Cord is two full cords tied together, so it looks fuller. Both are worn the same way, draped around the neck with both ends in front.
Club and school orders
Clubs, honor societies and schools often buy one cord in their colors for every graduate. Email hello@stoles.com or call 1-855-241-7900 with your colors, quantity and ceremony date for a group quote.
Intertwined Honor Cord FAQ
What do two color graduation cords mean?
A two-color cord usually stands for a school, club or honor society that uses those colors. Your group decides the meaning.
Can I get a color combination that is not listed?
Email us your colors and quantity, and we will tell you what we can make.
How many cords can you wear at graduation?
Most schools let you wear each cord you earned. Ask your school for its rules.
Need one solid color? See our Single Color Honor Cords.