ANNA TEXTILE / LACE COLLECTION
Cotton Lace Trim
Compare cotton lace trim directions for garment edging, inserts and home textiles. Choose single or double edges around the way the trim will be joined to the fabric.
CODE / WIDTH / EDGE
Cotton / Single Edge reference samples
Compare the sample codes and open a reference for more detail.
Images, codes and reference widths come from the existing sample catalog. Confirm composition, color, stretch, minimum order quantity and lead time for the selected sample.
CODE / WIDTH / EDGE
Cotton / Double Edge reference samples
Compare the sample codes and open a reference for more detail.
Images, codes and reference widths come from the existing sample catalog. Confirm composition, color, stretch, minimum order quantity and lead time for the selected sample.
Single edge for borders and finishing
A single decorative edge can frame hems, cuffs or home-textile borders, with the opposite side positioned for attachment. Compare the visible motif after allowing for the seam, and check the transition between the lace and the main fabric.
Double edges for joining and inserts
Double-edge lace can be considered for inset panels, waist details and decorative joins where both sides remain visible. Check symmetry, motif alignment and the space needed for stitching. The single-edge and double-edge sample groups below keep these two construction choices easy to compare.
Confirm composition and care behavior
Cotton is a material direction in this catalog, not a blanket promise of 100% cotton for every reference. Confirm the selected sample composition, finished width, color and care requirements. Review shrinkage and appearance after the intended care process before approving the trim for production.
Start with a lace reference
Share the sample code, garment fabric and application to discuss the next sampling step.