Aylesbury 3 Rosette Award Ribbon, Points-Over-Petals Elegance for Equestrian, Dog Show, and Fair Competitions

The Aylesbury 3 Rosette Award Ribbon pairs a row of crisp points placed atop a row of soft petals to create a 5-1/2" top with layered visual interest that stands out in any show ring or fair pavilion. Equestrian shows, dog shows, and county fairs choose the Aylesbury Rosette when they want a three-streamer rosette with a distinctive, textured top that communicates quality the moment it is placed in a winner's hands. Hodges Badge has been the trusted name in American award ribbons since 1920, and the Aylesbury reflects that 100-year tradition of craftsmanship in every carefully formed petal and point.

A Layered Top That Reads as More Than the Sum of Its Parts

The Aylesbury's 5-1/2" rosette top begins with a ring of petals that provides a soft, rounded foundation, then adds a ring of points directly atop them, a construction detail that creates depth, texture, and contrast within a single, unified design. With single-color orders, the points are white by default, providing clean contrast against the ribbon color below; when two or more ribbon colors are specified, the points take on the ribbon's color scheme for a fully coordinated look. A rim center finishes the assembly as standard. Three 2" streamers, in 12", 15", 18", or 24" lengths, hang from the base of the top, with gold print on the center streamer and a hook back included on every ribbon. Total ribbon length ranges from 15" to 27" depending on streamer selection.

Versatile Customization at a Mid-Range Price

The Aylesbury Rosette rewards event organizers who care about the details of their award ribbon presentation without requiring a premium ribbon budget. One or two different solid ribbon colors can be specified at no extra charge, making it straightforward to build a full placing set, blue for first, red for second, yellow for third, where each ribbon has its own distinct color identity without adding to your per-ribbon cost. For events that want specialty streamer styles, multicolor, gingham, dandy, and foil options are available for a low additional charge. The center streamer holds up to 10 lines of print with 14 characters across including spaces, giving you the room to include your organization name, class title, and event year in a clean, readable format. Volume pricing steps down meaningfully at 25, 50, 100, 200, and 400 ribbons. Need more give us a call for better pricing.

FAQs

How is the Aylesbury top constructed? The Aylesbury Rosette features a 5-1/2" rosette top with a row of points placed directly upon a row of petals, creating a two-element layered construction that gives the top more visual depth than a single-layer design.

What color are the points on the Aylesbury Rosette? With a single-color ribbon order, the points are white by default for clean contrast; when you order in two or more ribbon colors, the points coordinate with the ribbon colors for a unified look.

What streamer lengths are available? The Aylesbury Rosette is available with 12", 15", 18", or 24" streamers, with the total ribbon measuring 15" to 27" top to bottom depending on the length chosen.

Where does the print appear on the Aylesbury Rosette? Print is on the center streamer only, keeping the two side streamers clean and letting the points-over-petals rosette top serve as the visual focal point of the award.

How does the Aylesbury Rosette compare to the Roseland and Wales Rosettes in the Hodges Badge lineup? All three feature a 5-1/2" top with points-and-petals elements, but each has a distinct construction, the Aylesbury Rosette places points directly atop petals, the Roseland layers points over petals in a slightly different formation, and the Wales uses two concentric rows of points without petals; choosing between them comes down to the specific silhouette your event prefers.

Is there a minimum order to avoid setup fees? Orders of 25 or more Aylesbury Rosette ribbons per style, print specification, and streamer length avoid the print set-up charge and bring the per-ribbon cost down to its most economical level.