Why should I put my logo on a ribbon? Putting your logo on a ribbon can enhance brand recognition, add a touch of professionalism, and make your products stand out. It offers a unique branding opportunity that merges tactile and visual experiences, creating a memorable interaction with your brand.
What ribbon material is best for logos? It depends on your design. Satin ribbons offer a smooth, shiny surface, while grosgrain ribbons give a textured look. Cotton ribbon is good if you are looking to stay eco friendly. Each material provides a different aesthetic and tactile experience, so choose one that aligns with your brand identity and complements your logo design.
How do I ensure my logo stands out on a ribbon? Keep your design simple, choose contrasting colors, and test your logo on the actual ribbon material. These steps ensure that your logo remains clear and impactful, capturing attention and conveying your brand message effectively.
Where can I order custom logo ribbons? At Thirty Seven West we specialize in custom logo ribbon and even Pantone match the print and/or ribbon colors for you.
How long does it take to get custom ribbons made? It generally takes a few weeks, so it’s best to plan ahead. You don’t want to be scrambling at the last minute. Our standard timing is about 3-5 weeks, depending on the Tier, how many yards, time of the year, etc.
Are custom ribbons expensive? Prices vary depending on the ribbon’s material and design complexity. However, think of it as an investment in your brand. The impact it makes can be well worth the cost. A well-designed ribbon can enhance brand recognition and customer engagement, offering returns that outweigh the initial investment.
Can I use the ribbon for events other than holidays? Absolutely! Custom logo ribbons are versatile and can be used for any occasion—birthdays, anniversaries, or even just as a thank you. They’re a year-round asset. This versatility makes them a cost-effective tool for maintaining a consistent brand presence across various events and celebrations.
