Felt is one of those materials you need in a flower shop or bindery without much thought. Until you need a color that's just out of stock. This collection was created precisely for that: twenty colors in one standard size, always in stock, always 5 meters per roll.
What will you find in this collection?
All rolls are 15 cm wide and 5 meters long. Only the color differs.
- Unicolor variants: twenty solid colors, from neutral tones (white, light brown, khaki, moss green) to bright colors (red, orange, cyclamen, lime, mustard yellow) and pastels (light pink, peach, lilac, apricot, light yellow, light blue).
- Combination with jute: some variants have an integrated jute texture (light pink, light brown) for an extra rustic look.
Why felt in a flower shop?
Felt has three primary applications in floristry:
As a decorative layer in wreaths and flower arrangements, to add filler or background without adding bulk. As a wrapping layer under a bouquet, to give a more classic or rustic look than cellophane. As binding and finishing material for funeral arrangements, baby shower decorations, and seasonal compositions. The 15 cm width is the most commonly used in the trade: wide enough for most applications, narrow enough not to be wasteful.
When does demand for certain colors peak?
Neutrals (white, light brown, khaki, moss green) sell steadily year-round. Red, green, and mustard yellow peak in autumn and around Christmas. Pastel shades (light pink, peach, lilac) peak around Easter and in spring. Bright colors (cyclamen, lime, orange) peak in summer and around special occasions such as weddings.
Combine with other bindery materials
Felt does not work in isolation. It is always part of a larger binding or decorative work. When purchasing, combine it with jute, natural materials, satin ribbon, and natural picks for a complete bindery order. For larger florists and wreath makers: also check bindery materials for glue guns, floral foam, and related basics.