Comets

Comets offer a distinctive and unique alternative to our popular sashes and rosettes. Comets consist of a minimum of three or more ribbons (depending on the model), arranged in a fantail design with a hook and lurex braiding at the narrow end. The middle tail contains all of the print information and is printed in the same fashion as a sash. Comets can be used for many different applications.

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How to place an order

Please contact us for pricing. Be sure to include all necessary information when ordering, such as:

• The size of your comets (eg. C300, C500, C700 etc.)
• The colours of each tail and print
• What you’d like printed on the middle tail

Please allow 4 – 6 weeks prior to your event to ensure delivery. All prices listed include GST. Our minimum order is $20.00 excluding postage, smaller orders will incur a $9.00 setup fee.

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Thermal Printed Comets

Comets may also be printed with thermal transfer, which is a sleek alternative to hot foil printing. Thermal transfer is a great alternative when custom artwork or fonts are required.

Thermal transfer is available in gold and silver metallic print.

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Hot Foil Printed Comets

C300

Three tails with printing applied to the middle tail only. A budget alternative to sashes and rosettes.

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C500

Five tails with printing applied to the middle tail only. When selecting colours, working with a theme (eg. blues, reds or greens) gives the greatest visual impact. Start with the darkest colour on the outer tails, then work towards the centre tail with a lighter shade. A white centre tail always works well.

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C700

Seven tails, once again the printing is applied to the middle tail only. When selecting colours, working with a theme (eg. blues, reds or greens) gives the greatest visual impact. Start with the darkest colour on the outer tails, then work towards the centre tail with a lighter shade.

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C900

Nine tails, once again the printing is applied to the middle tail only. When selecting colours, working with a theme (eg. blues, reds or greens) gives the greatest visual impact. Start with the darkest colour on the outer tails, then work towards the centre tail with a lighter shade.