ANNA TEXTILE / LACE COLLECTION
Lingerie Lace Trims
Choose lingerie lace around skin contact, garment movement and the intended visual detail. Compare reference samples in the actual fabric and seam construction before approving a trim.
CODE / WIDTH / EDGE
Stretch Lace 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
Milk-Silk Series 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.
Define the placement and contact
A neckline decoration, cup edge, strap detail or sleepwear hem has its own balance of visibility, support and softness. Identify whether the lace touches the skin and whether it needs to follow fabric movement. Keep comfort and construction in the brief alongside the motif.
Compare stretch with stable details
Stretch lace may be a useful direction for fitted edges, while a more stable decorative trim may suit selected garment details. Use the stretch lace page to review movement and recovery, and the material guide to compare structure. The references below are starting points for evaluation, not proof that every trim suits every lingerie application.
Approve a sample in context
Share the base fabric, garment placement, target color, width and expected order quantity. Review hand feel, edge behavior, sewing results and intended care requirements on a sample. Agree composition and any project-specific testing before moving from sample approval into production.
Start with a lace reference
Share the sample code, garment fabric and application to discuss the next sampling step.