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Application before structure
Begin by defining where the lace will go: neckline, hem, cuff, close-to-skin garment or home-textile edging. Each position changes what matters most in fit, silhouette and edge expression.
- Application: will the lace be visible, enclosed as an edge or joined to the fabric?
- Hand feel: should it feel light and soft, or hold a clearer edge?
- Structure: does the garment need stretch and recovery, or a more stable non-stretch structure?
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Four development checks
Bring the following information together before sending a reference sample or enquiry. Exact product details are confirmed by quotation.
- Fabric and position: share the garment fabric, placement and stress conditions.
- Stretch and fit: explain whether the lace must follow the body or fabric movement.
- Width and edge: describe the visual proportion and edge treatment you want to retain.
- Color and quantity: provide target color, estimated usage and project timing.
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Read the product series
Use the existing product series to compare pattern density, edge expression and application direction, then bring a specific sample into customization. Final suitability is confirmed through samples and project discussion.
- 98001: observe fine pattern and edge expression.
- 98007: explore cotton-thread direction for edging and joining.
- 98021: consider soft, close-to-skin application directions.
DEVELOPMENT NOTE
Exact product details, order quantities, inspection items and delivery are confirmed by quotation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Make the key decisions clear.
What should I look at first when choosing stretch or non-stretch lace?
Start with garment position and stress, then consider silhouette stability, fit and edge expression. Confirm the final choice with an actual sample.
Can I start without knowing the exact material name?
Yes. An application position, image, fabric or reference sample is enough to begin. We can first judge the direction from the intended effect and use.