Custom Event & Promotional Ribbon
A medal band passes through a fitting, a lanyard holds a badge, and an awareness ribbon folds into a loop for a pin. We place names, sponsor logos and award colors where they’ll show when worn.
Ribbon formats for events
- A medal band can pass through a slot or attach to a fitting.
- A sponsor name or event design can repeat along a printed lanyard.
- An awareness ribbon folds into a loop with crossed ends.
- The center and tails of a rosette can carry the award colors.
- Ribbon orders start at 50 meters.
One event design in several formats
The organizer's logo can repeat down a lanyard, sit above a medal or fit on an awareness loop. Rosette centers and tails can use different colors for each award category.
Pins, medal ribbons, lanyards and rosettes
Less artwork shows on a folded awareness pin than on a long lanyard or medal band.
Formats for event ribbon
An event name or logo can sit above a medal, repeat down a lanyard or mark a rosette center or tail.
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Awareness Ribbon
An awareness ribbon uses a folded loop in the theme color. -
Medal Ribbon
A medal ribbon can carry woven lettering or printed artwork above the medal. -
Lanyard Ribbon
Names and logos can repeat along both sides of a hanging lanyard. -
Ribbon Rosette
A rosette can pair an award-colored center with contrasting tails.
Allowing space for the hardware
A fold, clip or medal can hide the design. We adapt the flat artwork to each piece, keeping the lettering above the crossing or fitting.
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Medal fitting
The width must suit the slot or attachment, with the wording above it. -
Badge clip
A lanyard can repeat its mark down both visible hanging sections. -
Crossed pin
A small symbol can sit in the upper loop above the crossed ends. -
Award tail
A line of color or wording can run beneath the rosette center.
Event names and award colors
Teams, sponsors and award categories can have distinct colors or marks at one event.
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Team palette
Woven or printed colors can identify a team or school. -
Sponsor artwork
Repeated names can appear along a lanyard. -
Award levels
Different rosette or tail colors can distinguish groups. -
Theme color
A simple awareness loop can rely on one recognizable shade.
Sponsor, award and venue versions
Sponsor logos can repeat in sequence on a lanyard. We can weave a simple team name into a medal band or use color to distinguish award tiers.
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Sponsor repeat
One lanyard repeat can include several approved logos. -
Event date
A dated ribbon can stay separate from the version for recurring events. -
Award colors
Different centers or tails can identify first place, a division or a team. -
Venue packs
Bands or finished pieces can be grouped by handout location without changing the artwork.
Event distribution formats
We can group ribbon parts and finished pieces for each handout point.
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Medal quantities
We can group bands by award category or team. -
Lanyard runs
Separate labels can identify sponsor or language versions. -
Venue packs
Boxes can be allocated to individual sites or ceremonies. -
Awards
Colors and piece counts can follow the award presentation order.
Materials for event ribbon
The ribbon needs space for both the design and its attachment.
Artwork follows the worn shape
A worn lanyard shows two hanging panels. A pin shows a small folded loop. A fitting hides part of a wider medal band. We position names and sponsor logos clear of those folds and fittings.
Ribbon for the event piece
A medal, badge, pin or award drawing shows where the design will be visible before layout.
Discuss an event designEvent ribbon construction and formats
Sponsor artwork and ribbon formats for events.