Graduation regalia · Dubai
Developer Testing School graduation gowns
Caps & Gowns makes the caps, gowns and hoods for Developer Testing School graduates in our production facility in Dubai. Graduates on the list Developer Testing School gives us order online, then collect their regalia or have it delivered before the ceremony.

- Ordering for 2026
- Open until 19 November 2027
- Who can order
- Graduates on the Developer Testing School list
What Developer Testing School graduates wear
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Required
Caps
Basic Cap, Basic Plus Cap, Royal Cap
In black, navy, bordeaux, purple.
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Required
Gowns
High School Gown, Bachelor Gown
In black, navy, bordeaux, purple.
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Required
Hoods
Undergraduate Hood
In the colour of your college.
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Optional
Sashes
Academic Sash
In the colour of your college.
Your shop shows the exact gown and hood for your degree and college once you sign in.
How to order
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Find Developer Testing School
Choose Order your regalia and pick your institution.
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Confirm it’s you
Enter your student ID or university email. We email you a 6-digit code.
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Choose your size
Your gown, cap and hood are ready for your degree. Pick your size and any extras.
Not on the list?
Only graduates on the list Developer Testing School gives us can open its shop. If you cannot sign in, contact your graduation office first.
- Caps & Gowns customer service
- customerservice@caps-gowns.com
Questions
How do I order my Developer Testing School graduation gown?
Choose Order your regalia on this page, find Developer Testing School and enter your student ID or university email. We email you a 6-digit code, and your shop opens with the gown, cap and hood for your degree.
I am not on the list. What should I do?
Only graduates on the list Developer Testing School gives us can order. Ask your graduation office to add you, or email customerservice@caps-gowns.com and we will help.
Can family or friends buy a gown?
Regalia is made only for graduates on the list. Family and friends can choose gifts, frames and keepsakes in our accessories shop.
