ANNA TEXTILE / LACE COLLECTION
Lace Trim Product Catalog
Explore lace trims by pattern, stretch and edge structure. Compare the existing sample images and reference widths, then share your chosen codes and garment application with ANNA TEXTILE.
01 / 98 LACE
98 Lace Series
Floral lace patterns for necklines, cuffs, hems and decorative panels.
02 / LACE / NO STRETCH
Non-Stretch Lace
Compare pattern, width and stable edges for garment details.
03 / LACE / STRETCH
Stretch Lace
Lace directions for fitted garments; confirm stretch and recovery on the sample.
04 / COTTON / SINGLE EDGE
Cotton / Single Edge
Single decorative edges for hems, cuffs and home-textile borders.
05 / COTTON / DOUBLE EDGE
Cotton / Double Edge
Double edges for inserts, waist details and decorative joins.
06 / MILK SILK
Milk-Silk Series
Soft-handle lace directions; composition and hand feel are confirmed by sample.
Choose lace around the garment
Start with the position of the trim: a neckline needs a different proportion from a hem, inset panel or lingerie edge. Compare the lace with your garment fabric to judge pattern density, softness and how the edge will sit after sewing.
Move from a series to a sample
The 98 Lace Series offers floral patterns to compare by code and width. Stretch lace is a starting point for applications that need movement, while cotton lace trims provide single-edge and double-edge options. For intimate garments, use the lingerie lace guide to consider skin contact, fit and seam placement together.
Prepare a focused sample request
Send the sample code, intended placement, target width and color, estimated quantity and timing. Confirm fiber composition, stretch, available colors, minimum order quantity and lead time against the selected sample before planning bulk production.
Start with a lace reference
Share the sample code, garment fabric and application to discuss the next sampling step.