Pageant Sash Retailers
Stores selling pageant sashes and regalia
A pageant sash is the wide satin band worn across the body carrying a title, and its retailers are specialists in pageant and ceremony goods. ACrowns, in the awards business since 1975 and making its own crowns and tiaras since 1980 in a 75,000 square foot brick building dating to 1922, uses more than a quarter of a million feet of rhinestone chain and nearly 100,000 individual rhinestones a year, in the finest Austrian rhinestones, and supplies pageant sashes, scepters and crown pins alongside, including sashes for homecoming king and queen and for proms. Royalty Sash retails pageant and special occasion sashes. The Sash Company of California makes satin sashes and stoles built to last for generations, from heavyweight bridal satin, fully lined and made to order, with a custom design department for logos, crests and mascots and a database of past orders for easy re-ordering. Your Sash makes custom graduation stoles and sashes, professionally embroidered on bridal satin with no ribbons, patches or iron-ons, across beauty pageant, Greek, ethnic graduation, homecoming and prom lines. The tiara retailers linked here complete the regalia set.
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ACrowns : Built in 1922, their
75,000 square foot solid brick building makes them a real "Bricks and
Mortar" company. They have been in the awards business since 1975,
and began making their own line of crowns and tiaras in 1980. Over 25
years of experience is at your disposal. Each year, they use more
than a quarter of a million feet of rhinestone chain and nearly 100,000
individual rhinestones in their crowns. The quality of the stones is
crucial to the quality of the crowns, so they use only the finest
Austrian rhinestones. In addition to tiaras, they provide pageant
sashes, scepters and crown pins. The sashes are also available for
homecoming king or homecoming queen and sashes for proms.
- Pageant Sashes
- Tiaras
Royalty Sash : retailer of
pageant sashes and sashes for other special occasions.
- Pageant Sashes
The Sash Company
(California) : at the Sash Company they pride themselves in making
beautiful satin sashes and stoles that will last for generations. They
use only the finest heavyweight bridal satin for all their sashes and
every sash is fully lined and made to order. Their custom design
department assists organizations that wish to incorporate their logo,
crest, or mascot into the design of their sashes. A database of all
orders is kept so that future orders are as easy as a click of a button.
Their customers come back event after event, year after year because of
the confidence they have in the products from The Sash Company.
- Pageant Sashes
- Stoles
Your Sash : YourSash is dedicated
to creating custom graduation stoles and sashes for students across the
nation. Their stoles are made from top-quality bridal satin and
professionally embroidered. There are no cheap ribbons, no patches and
no iron-ons here, just the real deal. All of theirproducts are
made to look great when worn, look awesome in commencement photos, and
cherished for years to come! They have beauty pageant stoles,
Greek stoles, Ethnic Graduation Sashes, Homecoming and Prom Sashes and
more.
If you are interested in retailers selling pageant sashes, you may also have interest in tiaras.
Sashes, Stoles and the Wider Ceremony Trade
The sash's close relative is the stole, the narrower academic and ceremonial band worn at graduations, and the same makers serve both, Your Sash across graduation lines, The Sash Company across sashes and stoles. Both garments are archives as much as clothing: a titleholder's sash and a graduate's stole are kept, framed and photographed for decades, which is why the trade's quality argument is always about permanence, lined bridal satin and real embroidery over printed ribbon.
Crowns and tiaras are the trade's other half, and ACrowns' scale figures, a quarter of a million feet of rhinestone chain a year, show how substantial the regalia business is. Pageant retailers sell the set together, sash, crown, scepter and pins, and the tiara page of this directory is the companion listing.
Common Questions
What are pageant sashes made from?
Satin, traditionally heavyweight bridal satin, fully lined in the better grades like those of The Sash Company, which states its sashes are made to last for generations. Lettering is embroidered or applied, professional embroidery being the quality standard Your Sash advertises against patches and iron-ons. Trim and borders carry the pageant's colors, and the sash is finished to be worn over evening dress without slipping, since it is photographed constantly and must sit straight for hours.
Who buys pageant sashes?
Pageant organizations first, for titleholders at every level, and then the wider ceremony market the listings describe: homecoming kings and queens, prom courts, graduation stoles and sashes, Greek organizations, ethnic graduation celebrations, and special occasion sashes for birthdays, retirements and events. ACrowns and The Sash Company both serve that spread, and the custom design work, logos, crests and mascots, is aimed at organizations that return event after event, year after year, needing the same sash made again.
Why do sash companies keep order databases?
Because their customers re-order on a cycle. The Sash Company states that a database of all orders is kept so future orders are as easy as a click of a button, and its customers return because of confidence in the product. A pageant crowning next year's winner needs this year's sash, identical in fabric, color and lettering. A saved order makes the match exact and the re-order fast, which is worth more to an organization than a small saving from a new supplier with no record.