- 2-1/2" x 10" Custom 2 Layered Point Top Award Ribbon
- Choose from any of our premium satin colors
- Gold print unless otherwise specified
- Choose your record card option for the back of ribbon
- 10 lines of print with 14 characters across, including spaces
- Choose from one of our stock designs or use your own logo
- Print is on top layer
- Available in any combination of stock colors
- Typically ordered with one layer as a constant color and bottom layer as the place color
- Our standard default color for Ribbon Color 2 (bottom layer) is white unless two or more ribbon colors are selected
- Includes eyelet, gold cord and record card
- When ordering a 2 layered ribbon:
- "Ribbon Color" is applied the top ribbon (overlay) where print will be applied.
- "Ribbon Color 2" is applied to the bottom ribbon (underlay).
Custom 2 Layered Point Top Award Ribbon - Strategic Color Architecture Creates Sophisticated Distinction
When single-layer ribbons can't communicate the complexity of your recognition program, when you need visual hierarchy, color-coded categories, or simply more sophisticated presentation than flat ribbons provide, the Custom 2 Layered Point Top Award Ribbon delivers elegant dimensional solutions. Through thoughtful layering of two premium satin ribbons with strategic color coordination, these awards create visual depth, organizational clarity, and refined aesthetics that transform functional recognition into genuinely impressive presentation worthy of the achievements they honor.
Intelligent Layering Creates Visual Sophistication
The innovation lies in the elegant simplicity of the two-layer architecture: a top ribbon overlay carrying your custom printing layered over a bottom ribbon underlay that peeks from behind, creating dimensional reveal and sophisticated color interaction. The top layer (Ribbon Color) measures 2-1/2" wide and extends 10" in length, providing generous surface area for detailed custom text, organizational logos, and achievement information.
Beneath this printed top layer, the bottom ribbon (Ribbon Color 2) extends slightly beyond the top layer's edges, creating a subtle border reveal that adds dimensional depth and elegant framing. This peek-a-boo effect isn't accidental; it's carefully engineered design that transforms simple ribbons into architecturally interesting awards with genuine visual sophistication.
The classic point top design creates the traditional award ribbon silhouette universally recognized across competitions and recognition contexts. The V-shaped point adds elegant finishing that signals "award" immediately while the layered construction elevates this familiar format into something more refined and deliberately designed.
Strategic Color Coordination Unlocks Organizational Power
Here's where the two-layer system reveals its true genius: the ability to use color strategically for organizational communication and visual hierarchy. The typical approach, one constant color for the top layer with variable bottom layer colors indicating placement or category, creates instantly recognizable award programs where recipients understand both what they achieved (printed text) and where they placed (bottom layer color) through unified design language. Our standard default makes implementation effortless: Ribbon Color 2 (bottom layer) defaults to elegant white unless you specify otherwise. This white default creates sophisticated contrast that works beautifully with virtually any top layer color, the versatile foundation that ensures successful results even without extensive color theory knowledge.
FAQS
How does the two-layer construction work? A top ribbon overlay (Ribbon Color) measuring 2-1/2" × 10" carries your custom printing and sits atop a bottom ribbon underlay (Ribbon Color 2) that extends slightly beyond the top layer's edges. This creates dimensional reveal where the bottom layer peeks from behind the top layer, producing sophisticated depth and elegant color interaction impossible with single-layer ribbons.
What's included with each layered ribbon? Every ribbon includes both premium satin layers in your specified colors, custom printing on the top layer, sturdy eyelet installed through both layers, gold cord for hanging, and record card on the back. Complete, ready-to-present awards requiring no assembly or additional components.
Can I use custom logos with layered ribbons? Definitely! Upload organizational logos, custom graphics, or proprietary artwork. The 2-1/2" width provides excellent logo visibility while the layered construction creates sophisticated context that makes branding appear more premium. The dimensional aesthetic elevates logos beyond flat ribbon presentation.
Can layered ribbons be used for participation awards? Absolutely! Use consistent organizational colors (top layer) with white or specific participation designation color (bottom layer). Participation ribbons maintain the same sophisticated layered quality as placement awards, ensuring all recipients receive impressive recognition rather than feeling like participation awards are inferior alternatives.
How do I specify colors when ordering? Clearly indicate "Ribbon Color" (top layer with printing) and "Ribbon Color 2" (bottom layer revealing). Example: "Ribbon Color: Navy Blue, Ribbon Color 2: Gold" creates navy top with gold bottom. Remember white is the automatic default for Ribbon Color 2 unless you specify otherwise, explicitly state if you want non-white bottom layers.
How should layered ribbons be stored? Store flat in original packaging or appropriate containers in cool, dry conditions away from direct sunlight. The dual-layer construction maintains its dimensional relationship well in proper storage. Avoid folding or creasing that could disturb the layered alignment. Proper storage preserves the sophisticated layered appearance.
Do both layers use the same quality satin? Yes! Both top and bottom layers feature our premium satin ribbon with rich color saturation and lustrous finish. The layered construction doesn't compromise quality, both ribbons meet the same material standards, ensuring the bottom layer looks just as impressive as the top where it peeks through creating the reveal effect.


