Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) holds its commencement ceremonies to celebrate graduating students — for example, the Spring 2025 Commencement took place May 4.

However, a thorough review of publicly available resources — including RMCAD’s Academic Catalog, Student Resources, and Policies & Guidelines — shows **no explicit, published requirements or standards** for academic regalia (e.g. graduation gown, graduation cap, hood/stole colors, tassels, honor cords) tied to RMCAD’s commencement ceremonies.

Unlike many institutions where academic regalia color codes and hood/traditional gown conventions are detailed, RMCAD’s catalog and policy documents focus on degree requirements, program structure, accreditation, and academic standards — not on regalia or graduation attire.

As a result, there is **no verified public information** on typical graduation gown color (e.g. black or otherwise), mortarboard or cap style, tassel color, hoods/stoles, honor cords, or discipline-based color schemes for RMCAD graduates. Any standard academic-regalia item (gown, cap, tassel, hood/stole) is not documented as a requirement by RMCAD in its publicly available materials.

Given this lack of documentation, any product listing for “RMCAD graduation cap & gown set,” “RMCAD tassel,” or “RMCAD honor cords / stoles” would necessarily be speculative and unverified. Prospective graduates, vendors or product-listing authors should contact RMCAD directly (registrar or commencement office) to confirm whether academic regalia is required and, if so, what the style and color conventions are.

In summary: while RMCAD conducts commencement ceremonies, there is no official, publicly-available academic-regalia policy (gown, cap, tassel, hood, stole or cord) for RMCAD — making any assumptions about gown color or accessory colors unsupported by documented evidence.

Note: To confirm the exact colors of the graduation gown, cap, tassel, honor cords, and stoles for your specific program at Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design , you can reach out directly to the college's administration or the office responsible for commencement and student services. They can provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding academic regalia.