10YDS RED

Key Features of a 10 Yards Red Ribbon

Length

Exactly 10 yards (≈ 30 feet, or ~9.14 meters).

Enough for multiple bows, trimming, wrapping, or decorative accents.

Color & Finish

A rich, consistent red tone (can range from bright red to deep or velvet red).

Finish may be satin (shiny), matte, velvet (soft), or go for wired edges for structure.

Material

Often polyester (durable, cost‑effective)

Or velvet, satin, grosgrain, or organza depending on use

Non‑woven fabrics sometimes used in craft ribbons.

Width

Varies — common widths are ½ inch, 1 inch, 2.5 in, 4 in, etc.

The width matters to how dramatic or subtle the ribbon looks in your project.

Edge / Reinforcement

Wired edges are common on decorative ribbons (so they hold shape in bows).

Non‑wired versions for simpler wrapping or layering.

Texture & Flexibility

Flexible enough to form bows and loops without kinking

Texture smooth or soft (velvet) depending on material

Some have a bit of stiffness (especially wired edges) to maintain form.

Durability & Fade Resistance

Good quality ribbons are colorfast (resist fading in sunlight)

Some may be treated to resist fraying or tearing.

Double‑sided vs Single‑sided

Some ribbons show the same color/finish on both sides (double‑faced satin)

Others have a shiny front and matte back, or differ between sides.

Packaging

Rolled onto a spool or reel to prevent wrinkles

Packaging may include protective wrapping to keep edges clean.

Intended Use

Often used for gift wrapping, floral arrangements, holiday decor, bows, wreaths, crafts, sash decoration, etc.

If wired, especially suited for wreaths, large decorative bows, and installations.