Archive for December, 2008
December 4, 2008
Though ribbon continues to be an extensively used embellishment product, it saw its last major manufacturing boom during the Victorian Era. Used on dresses, coats and cloaks, the distinct hats of the day, and even under garments, ribbon was once again in high demand. A combination of trade agreements between European countries, inexpensive labor and larger looms, contributed to the demise of the English ribbonmanufacturers. However, these ribbon producers remained in business by adding additional products, such as braided cord and fringe to their inventory and production line.
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