Binding materials are the invisible side of floristry. Customers see the flowers; the string, wire, and tubes holding it all together are beneath the surface. For florists and binderies, this means a consistent basic stock. Every item is used daily, and without good stock, production comes to a halt.
What will you find in the collection?
The collection is built around the most commonly used materials: various types of string, wires, and complementary accessories.
- Flaxcord string: 3.5 mm x 470 m, in five colors (ocher yellow, gray, olive green, natural, cream). Most commonly used binding string for medium-sized floral arrangements.
- Jute string and jute binding twine: various thicknesses and sizes. For rustic bouquets and natural bindings. See also our broader jute collection for an extensive range.
- Cotton rope: 8 mm x 6 m. Softer than flaxcord, for decorative bindings.
- Coco rope frost white: 75 m x 4 mm. For white, natural finishes.
- Moss wire: 365 cm roll. For attaching moss and natural elements.
- Orchid tubes: 100 pieces of 24 cc. For individual flowers in arrangements that require water.
- Aluminum wire: various thicknesses and colors. For bending, reinforcing, and decorative work.
For which target group?
Florists and binderies: core customers. Binding material is a daily-use item, not an incidental one. For DIY customers and craft shops: as complementary basic stock for their own arrangements. For gift shops and garden centers: less directly as a main offering. However, it can be a small complementary segment.
What is a good stock mix?
For an average flower shop:
- Two to three colors of flaxcord (natural + one colored)
- One roll of jute binding twine for rustic works
- One box of orchid tubes (100 pieces) for occasional use
- Aluminum wire in thin gauge for detailed bindings
For larger binderies: expand with more colors and sizes. For large orders, contact your account representative for tiered pricing. Combine purchases with floristry items, natural picks, felt 15cm, and felt 7.5cm.