Moire Ribbons Supplier

A moire ribbon is a type of decorative ribbon fabric that has a distinctive
wavy, rippled, or watermarked pattern woven into it. The word moire comes
from the French term meaning "watered," which describes the shimmering,
fluid effect that looks like rippling water or wood grain.

Key Features:

Pattern: Wavy, watery, or woodgrain-like appearance.

Fabric: Usually made from silk, satin, or synthetic blends.

Finish: Achieved through a special calendering process (heat and pressure
applied to the fabric).

Uses:

Military & Civil Decorations – Most official medal ribbons (such as those
on military decorations, orders, and honors) use moire-patterned fabric.

Ceremonial Sashes – For orders of chivalry, Masonic regalia, or fraternal
societies.

Fashion & Crafts – Used in luxury accessories, gift wrapping, hatbands, and
trims.

In Military & Award Context:

Moire ribbons are the official standard for many medals and orders
worldwide.

The shimmering effect makes the ribbons more distinguished and recognizable
during ceremonies.

Example: Orders like the Legion of Honor (France) or Order of the British
Empire (UK) often use moire ribbons for their full-size decorations and
sashes.

Minimum Order: 50 pieces