The bow that makes a tree look styled rather than decorated. These are cut from deep-pile velvet, not satin ribbon, so the colour reads dark and rich instead of shiny. The loops are wired, which means they stay open after you shape them — the single most common failure in cheap bows is that they collapse the moment you let go.
Three sizes, three colourways
Small (20 cm across) for branch tips and small wreaths. Medium (24.5 cm) for the body of a tree. Large (29 cm) for a wreath, a door, or the top of a tree. Red and green are plain; the gold-edge versions add a thin metallic line that picks up tree lights.
How people use them
Tree decorating — 40–60 bows fills a 7 ft tree at branch tips
Wreath and garland — wire the back loop straight onto the frame
Gift wrapping — the large size replaces a paper bow on a box
Chair backs and stair rails — small size, tied with twine
Details
Material: velvet face, wired edge, satin backing
Small 20 cm · Medium 24.5 cm · Large 29 cm
Colours: red, forest green, red with gold edge, green with gold edge
