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The Multi-Ribbon Pair
Reference TKIM-D-065
Small ribbon. Small change.
Current pricing confirmed in conversation.
Fit and measurements
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Ordering and delivery
There is no cart and no checkout. Ordering starts with a note to Eric that names reference TKIM-D-065.
Fabric and details
A pair of satin ribbons in contrasting tones, each knotted into a small bow. Backed with stainless pin closures so the pair can fasten to hair, a lapel, or threaded through a coat closure. One pair, three positions.
Satin ribbon. Stainless backing for secure pinning.
Occasion
Anywhere the day wants one small color note. The piece for the morning when the outfit is already decided and a ribbon is the last word.
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Ribbon is the oldest finish in the Korean wardrobe. The goreum that closes the jeogori is itself a ribbon. The daenggi that ties a braid is a ribbon. Color and knot do the work of announcement before any other ornament arrives. A pair of small ribbons carries that habit into a wardrobe that may not include a jeogori on a given day.
Satin ribbon in two contrasting tones, each knotted into a small bow and finished with a stainless pin backing. The knot holds without slipping. The pin closure is fine enough to fasten to hair or a lapel without bruising the cloth. The two ribbons can be worn as a pair or split between two people on a coordinated day.
Questions about the fabric, the fit or the occasion? Ask Eric about this piece, or read the hanbok guide.
