Polished Satin Ribbon (1 Roll)
Polished Satin Ribbon (1 Roll)
Smooth, unwired satin ribbon with a refined polished finish and soft, natural drape - ideal for bows, bouquet accents, gift wrapping, and event details.
Give floral designs and gifts a clean, elevated finish with Polished Satin Ribbon. Its smooth satin surface has a subtle polished sheen that adds a refined look without overpowering the arrangement.
The unwired construction drapes naturally, making it easy to create soft bows, flowing loops, tails, and layered accents. With multiple widths and a broad color assortment, it is a versatile ribbon to keep on hand for everyday floral work, gifting, weddings, and seasonal designs.
Specifications:
- Type: Unwired polished satin ribbon
- Finish: Smooth satin surface with a refined polished sheen
- Sizes: #3 (5/8") x 100 yd; #9 (1.5") x 100 yd; #40 (2.5") x 50 yd
- Colors: White, Pink, Ivory, Red, Hot Pink, Yellow, Holiday Green, Light Blue, Royal, Navy, Black, Purple
- Sold as: 1 roll
Best Use:
Recommended for floral arrangements, hand-tied bouquet finishing, soft bows, gift wrapping, wedding work, event decor, and layered decorative accents. Choose this unwired style when you want a smooth satin finish with natural drape rather than a bow that needs to hold a structured shape.
FAQs:
Q: Is Polished Satin Ribbon wired?
A: No. This ribbon is unwired, so it drapes naturally and works especially well for soft bows, loops, tails, and layered accents.
Q: What sizes are available?
A: Choose from 5/8" x 100 yd, 1.5" x 100 yd, and 2.5" x 50 yd.
Q: What is the finish like?
A: It has a smooth satin surface with a refined polished sheen for a clean, elegant look.
Q: How is the ribbon sold?
A: Each variant is sold as 1 roll.
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