Our take on the Jam Paper Burgundy Velvet Ribbon

Jam Paper's burgundy velvet ribbon is a 1⅜-inch wide roll of soft, plush ribbon in a deep red-brown tone. The velvet pile gives gifts, wreaths and table settings a rich, traditional look that satin and grosgrain ribbons don't match. It suits holiday wrapping, wedding decor and crafters who want a reusable, non-metallic accent. Compared with plain fabric ribbons, velvet is thicker and holds a bow's shape better, but it is plastic-based and not suited to outdoor use.

Best forHoliday and Christmas gift wrappingWedding and event decorWreaths and table settingsCrafters wanting a plush, non-metallic ribbon

Pros

Soft velvet pile gives a rich, matte finish
1⅜-inch width suits bows, wreaths and larger gifts
Deep burgundy reads as red-brown and works across seasons
Holds bow shape better than thin satin
Reusable for decor and crafts

Cons

Questions and answers

What is the ribbon made of?

It is a plastic-based velvet ribbon, so the pile is synthetic rather than silk or cotton velvet. That keeps it affordable and colorfast but less breathable than natural velvet.

How wide is the ribbon?

It is 1⅜ inches wide, roughly 35 mm. That is wide enough for a full bow on a medium gift box or a wreath, but bulky on small jewelry boxes.

Is burgundy the same as red?

The color is a deep red-brown burgundy, closer to wine than bright red. It pairs well with gold, cream and evergreen accents.

Can I use it outdoors?

It is best kept indoors. The velvet pile and plastic base are not made for rain or long sun exposure, so use it on indoor trees, tables and packages.

Does it hold a bow shape?

Yes. Velvet is thicker and grippier than satin, so bows stay formed and don't slide loose as easily.

Is it reusable?

Yes, if you store it loosely. Crushed or flattened pile can be brushed back up, but creases from tight spools may linger.

Jam Paper Burgundy Velvet Ribbon

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Last seen at $49.91 at Michaels on Nov 14.

Our take on the Jam Paper Burgundy Velvet Ribbon

Best forHoliday and Christmas gift wrappingWedding and event decorWreaths and table settingsCrafters wanting a plush, non-metallic ribbon

Pros

Soft velvet pile gives a rich, matte finish
1⅜-inch width suits bows, wreaths and larger gifts
Deep burgundy reads as red-brown and works across seasons
Holds bow shape better than thin satin
Reusable for decor and crafts

Cons

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Jam Paper Burgundy Velvet Ribbon price history

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Lowest price we've seen: $49.91 on Nov 13 at Michaels. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.

Specifications

Width ("): 1.375Source
Color: Red, BrownSource
Material: PlasticSource

Questions and answers

What is the ribbon made of?: It is a plastic-based velvet ribbon, so the pile is synthetic rather than silk or cotton velvet. That keeps it affordable and colorfast but less breathable than natural velvet.
How wide is the ribbon?: It is 1⅜ inches wide, roughly 35 mm. That is wide enough for a full bow on a medium gift box or a wreath, but bulky on small jewelry boxes.
Is burgundy the same as red?: The color is a deep red-brown burgundy, closer to wine than bright red. It pairs well with gold, cream and evergreen accents.
Can I use it outdoors?: It is best kept indoors. The velvet pile and plastic base are not made for rain or long sun exposure, so use it on indoor trees, tables and packages.
Does it hold a bow shape?: Yes. Velvet is thicker and grippier than satin, so bows stay formed and don't slide loose as easily.
Is it reusable?: Yes, if you store it loosely. Crushed or flattened pile can be brushed back up, but creases from tight spools may linger.