Post New Topic

Anyone know...ribbons. Repost from BHB

janelovesharry Posted:

Anyone know...ribbons. Repost from BHB

Does anyone know any ribbon wholesellers? I am needing alot of grosgrain ribbon for my wedding. I don't want to have to spend alot of $$ on it though
Suzannebride Posted:

Re: Anyone know...ribbons. Repost from BHB

There are lots of ribbon places near my office. Guess that's because I am in the garment district. You can try M&J Trimmings on 6th between 37th & 38th ( think) and then there is a place on 39th or 38th between 5th & 6th called the Store Across the Street...or something like that. Wow, I am sure am good with the details! I just know of that one because I saw something I liked in Martha Stewart one time and noticed it was from a place right near here. Good luck!

Rach703 Posted:

Re: Anyone know...ribbons. Repost from BHB

I actually just got back from a ribbon hunt in the city. I used this list of ribbon stores I got from a web site -

So-Good
28 West 38th Street
(212) 398-0236
Open Monday to Friday
A mess of a store; cheapest with huge selection.

Tinsel Trading
47 West 38th Street
(212) 730-1030,
www.tinseltrading.com
Open Monday to Friday
A ribbon boutique, beautifully arranged by color.

Hyman Hendler
67 West 38th Street
(212) 840-8393,
www.hymanhendler.com
Open Monday to Friday
Beautiful and fanciful French silk ribbons and a large selection of grosgrain. Just as dusty and decrepit as So-Good.

M&J Trimmings
(Button store two doors down)
1008 6th Avenue
between 37th and 38th Streets
(212) 391-9072,
www.mjtrim.com
Open Monday to Saturday
This isn't a store, it's an event. The content is mind-boggling: ribbons and sequins and appliques, oh my! M&J Buttons is two stores away. Don't go midday when it's swarming with garmentos on their lunch breaks

Mokuba
55 West 39th Street
(212) 869-8900
Open Monday to Friday
Just ribbons. Exquisite variety displayed in a museum-like ambiance. Very Expensive but definitely worth aspiring to. It's important to have a business card available to give to the salesperson. Here's their idiosyncratic procedure: don't handle anything yourself. After you've decided what you want, an assistant follows you around with a cart and cuts what you ask for.

After going to all these stores, I finally ended up buying what I needed at a place called Daytona on 39th between 7th and 8th that someone at one of the stores recommended. The ribbon was $.16 for 100 yards!
ElegantBride Posted:

Re: Anyone know...ribbons. Repost from BHB

BUMP. I went to MJ Trimmings yesterday and purchased many things for my DIY projects. You can spend hours browsing to your hearts content.

www.mjtrim.com

Reply to this topic

Log in to reply or quote a post.