Basic Chiffon Ribbon (1 Roll)
Basic Chiffon Ribbon (1 Roll)
Lightweight, unwired chiffon ribbon with a soft sheer finish, stitched edges, and natural drape for delicate bows, bouquet accents, and layered designs.
Add softness and movement to floral and gift presentation with Basic Chiffon Ribbon. The lightweight, translucent fabric allows light to pass through for an airy decorative effect, while stitched edges create a clean, simple finish.
Its unwired construction keeps the ribbon flexible and easy to drape, tie, layer, and shape into soft bows. With two widths and a versatile color assortment, it works across everyday floral designs, weddings, events, gift packaging, wreaths, centerpieces, and seasonal displays.
Specifications:
- Type: Unwired basic chiffon ribbon
- Finish: Lightweight, sheer chiffon with stitched edges
- Sizes: #3 (5/8") x 100 yd; #9 (1.5") x 100 yd
- Colors: White, Ivory, Tulip, Fuchsia, Royal, Navy, Lavender, Purple, Platinum, Gold, Bud Green
- Sold as: 1 roll
Best Use:
Recommended for soft bows, bouquet ties, layered floral accents, gift wrapping, weddings, events, wreaths, centerpieces, and seasonal displays. Choose Basic Chiffon when you want a sheer ribbon with natural movement and no wired structure.
FAQs:
Q: Is Basic Chiffon Ribbon wired?
A: No. It is unwired for a soft, natural drape and flexible styling.
Q: What is the finish like?
A: The ribbon is lightweight and sheer with stitched edges for a clean finish.
Q: What sizes are available?
A: Choose from 5/8" x 100 yd or 1.5" x 100 yd.
Q: How is it different from Wired Chiffon Ribbon?
A: Basic Chiffon is unwired and drapes more freely. Wired Chiffon has light edge structure that makes bows easier to shape and hold.
Q: How is the ribbon sold?
A: Each variant is sold as 1 roll.
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