How wide is the Keypan burgundy velvet ribbon?

9.5mm, or three-eighths of an inch, on a 22.9m roll. That is a wrapping width; it is too narrow to read on a thick garland.

Is the Keypan ribbon velvet or linen?

The Amazon UK listing says both: velvet in the title and bullets, linen in its overview table. We cannot settle it from the listing, so treat the fibre as unconfirmed.

Why are the edges of the Keypan ribbon frayed?

On purpose. The listing says each roll is dyed, torn into strips and frayed by hand, for a soft, handmade edge.

ChristmasImage needed:Keypan thin burgundy velvet ribbon

Christmas · The find

Keypan thin burgundy velvet ribbon

Name: Keypan Burgundy Thin Velvet Ribbon, 9.5mm x 22.9m
Brand: Keypan
SKU: B0FFH48FCK

Twenty-three metres of narrow burgundy velvet, for every parcel and every small bow in the house.

A single 22.9m roll of narrow burgundy velvet ribbon, 9.5mm wide, hand-torn with frayed edges, for gift wrapping, bouquets and the tree.

The one catchIt is 9.5mm wide: a wrapping ribbon, not the 4cm-plus garland ribbon the hallway scene asked for

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Checked Oct 2026 against the Amazon UK listing · Editor-selected, never sponsored

At a glance

Width: 9.5mm
Length: 22.9m, one roll
Edges: Hand-torn, frayed
Colour: Burgundy, five others listed
Material: Velvet in the title; linen in the table

Sold on Amazon UK as: Keypan Burgundy Thin Velvet Ribbon, 9.5mm x 22.9m

Is it worth it?

Yes, for wrapping and for small bows: it is a long, continuous roll of narrow velvet in a good deep red, with torn, frayed edges that look handmade because the listing says they are. The catch is the width. At 9.5mm it is a wrapping ribbon, not a garland ribbon; on a banister garland it disappears, and the hallway brief asked for 4cm or wider. The other catch is the listing itself, which calls the material velvet in the title and linen in its overview table.

Is it for you?

Get it if

Wrapping presents in one colour, with plenty to spare
Small bows on a tree, a wreath or place settings
Anyone who wants frayed, hand-torn edges rather than a satin finish

Skip it if

A banister garland, where 9.5mm is lost in the foliage
Anyone who wants a clean, sealed edge — the fraying is the point
A single big bow: it is too narrow to hold one

The honest read

What wins you over

22.9m on one continuous roll, cut to any length
Hand-torn and frayed, which the listing describes as the intention
Six colours on the same listing, burgundy among them
Dispatched by Amazon, in stock with a standard Add to Basket button at the time of checking

Where it gives

It is 9.5mm wide: a wrapping ribbon, not the 4cm-plus garland ribbon the hallway scene asked for
The listing calls it velvet in the title and linen in its overview table, so the fibre is unclear until it arrives
The edges are frayed on purpose and will shed a little

Or consider

Image needed:Aisszhao burgundy velvet bows

Aisszhao burgundy velvet bows

Sixteen ready-tied bows that go onto a garland in a minute, so the banister gets its dark red velvet without a ribbon roll and a reel of patience.

How we checked this · Researched, not handled · Oct 2026

Researched from the Amazon UK listing and the other sources listed here. We have not handled this product. The catch comes from the Amazon UK listing (8 October 2026).

Width (3/8 inch, 9.5mm), length (25 yards, 22.9m), the frayed hand-torn edges, the colour range and the one-roll pack taken from the Amazon UK listing for the Burgundy variant, checked 8 October 2026.
The catch is the stated width, and the listing's own contradiction: velvet in the title and bullets, linen in the overview.
Dispatched by Amazon, sold by Ezymore Store, in stock with a standard Add to Basket button at the time of checking. Sent by the human on 8 October for the hallway's velvet; it misses the width, so it is catalogued as the wrapping alternative to the bows.