Custom Gift Packaging Ribbon for Boxes and Bags

Ribbon rolls in soft and bright colors displayed beneath two plush bears with ribbon bows.

Ribbon for gift packaging

A roll lets the packer cut ribbon to fit different box sizes.
Precut ties and pre-tied bows give a run of packages a consistent shape.
A printed name can span the lid. Foil adds a metallic accent to a smaller detail.
Satin, grosgrain, cotton and paper each give the wrap a different surface.
Ribbon orders start at 50 meters.

Ribbon formats for a packaging line

We supply wrapping ribbon on rolls or in fixed lengths. Pull bows draw together. Pre-tied bows come ready to attach. Shopping-bag ribbon can form a tie or handle.

Classic wrap

A length runs under the box and ties over the lid.

Logo band

A printed mark can sit on the front panel or repeat around the sides.

Foil monogram

A foil motif can echo a metallic detail on the lid.

Pull bow

The packer pulls each bow into shape for a run of matching packages.

Pre-tied accent

We can supply finished bows separately.

Bag ribbon

We can size a ribbon tie or handle to fit the bag attachment.

Wraps, printed bands and presentation finishes

We can supply rolls of box ties or branded bands, with separate pull bows or pre-tied accents.

Satin ribbon spools in red, green, silver and black.

Gift Wrapping Ribbon

A red ribbon bow with repeated gold lettering.

Custom Logo Ribbon

Blue and silver satin ribbon displayed on white reels.

Luxury Packaging Ribbon

Dark green and burgundy gift ribbon rolls.

Satin Gift Ribbon

Coordinated packaging components Custom ribbon samples

Plain and patterned ribbon rolls in different widths on a tiered display.

Ribbon styles for boxes and bags

A printed band lies flat on the lid. A pre-tied bow adds a matching accent across the range.

Gift Wrapping Ribbon
Ribbon tied at the packing bench fits a range of box sizes.
Custom Logo Ribbon
A logo can repeat along the ribbon or appear once across the lid.
Luxury Packaging Ribbon
Velvet, silk or satin can give a presentation box a soft or lustrous finish.
Satin Gift Ribbon
Satin catches light across the loops and tails of a gift bow.

Ribbon for the lid, closure and handle

Each part can have its own width and finish. A branded band lies flat across the lid, while a separate bow adds height.

Lid band
A single mark can sit on the front panel, leaving the rest plain.
Tied wrap
One length wraps under the box and ties in a bow on top.
Bag handle
Handle length includes the span between attachments and the ends secured inside the bag.
Removable accent
A separate bow leaves the branded band as it is.

Ribbon against packaging colors

Shopping bags with wide satin ribbon handles.

Ribbon rolls in lavender, gray, pink and red shades arranged on shelves.

Ribbon against packaging colors

The base color, print and foil can each pick up a different packaging detail.

Box color
A ribbon close to the box color gives a subtle finish.
Brand contrast
A contrasting band can draw attention to the closure.
Visible reverse
A twisted bow loop can show both ribbon faces.
Multiple sizes
Different ribbon widths can carry the same palette across a range of boxes.

Coordinated packaging components

Bands, bows and bag ties can share a color or brand detail. The cut length can vary for each box size or bag.

Cosmetic box
A narrow band can show the brand name without covering the product or shade information.
Presentation box
A broader satin or velvet wrap can carry one metallic monogram across its front.
Retail gift wrap
Pull bows and pre-tied accents give parcels a consistent shape at the wrapping counter.
Shopping bag
A bag handle or top tie can match the box color while using a different width or length.

At the wrapping station

A large display of plain and patterned ribbon rolls for wrapping and decoration.

At the wrapping station

We supply ribbon in the form each packing line uses.

Dispenser roll
The packer cuts the length for each package.
Pre-cut tie
Identical boxes can use ties cut to the same length.
Pull bow
A ribbon assembly forms a bow without tying loops by hand.
Pre-tied accent
The packer can attach a pre-tied bow as a separate piece.

Materials for gift wrapping

Each part can use a different base, from plain ribbon and a printed band to a separate bow.

A broad gold satin ribbon tied into a bow.

Satin for a tied bow

Satin catches the light along a bow loop. Grosgrain adds ribbed texture. Cotton or paper gives the wrap a more understated finish.

Satin ribbon for gift bows

Cream packaging tied with a repeating printed ribbon.

Placing a printed logo

For a fixed box size, we can position one logo on the front. A longer all-over repeat suits assorted packages cut and tied at the bench.

Printed ribbon for branded box wraps

A black gift box tied with a narrow gold bow.

A metallic logo on the lid

Gold or silver foil can highlight one panel, word or motif. Plain ribbon can wrap around the sides or tuck into the knot.

Foil-stamped packaging ribbon

A looped purple bow with two tails on a white gift box.

Pull bows and pre-tied accents

A pull bow comes as an assembly that draws up into loops. A pre-tied bow comes ready to attach. With plain ribbon, the packer ties the knot and adjusts the tails on each box.

Ribbon components for a packaging range

One box or bag drawing can show how the wrap, branded band and separate bow fit together.

Discuss gift packaging

50 m

Minimum order

Branding

Print or metallic foil

Package

Roll, cut tie or bow

Gift wrap and finished bow options

Branded bands, logo placement and bows for a run of matching packages.

Can you supply the branded band and bow separately?

Yes. A fixed-length logo band can lie flat on the lid with a pull bow or pre-tied bow above it. The pieces can match in color or contrast in finish. We can quote each separately.

What ribbon works for a store wrapping several box sizes?

The packer can cut a roll to fit each box. Precut wraps suit repeated sizes with known knot and tail lengths. We count formed bows by the piece.

Where should a printed logo sit on a tied package sample?

A sample tied around the filled box shows which panel stays visible and which end tucks into the knot. The wordmark can sit on the exposed lid panel. Ribbon sample development.

How do you count ribbon, ties and finished bows?

The minimum is 50 meters for packaging ribbon. We count assembled bows and individual ties separately, by the piece.

How can rolls be prepared for a gift-wrapping dispenser?

The roll width, core opening and maximum outside diameter must fit the dispenser. We can wind the printed face in or out and set the reading direction as the ribbon feeds. Pre-tied accents have their own packing format. Production and packing.