ANNA TEXTILE / LACE COLLECTION
Stretch Lace Trims
Explore stretch lace for garment details that need to move with the body or fabric. Compare the visual pattern first, then confirm fit and recovery with a physical sample.
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.
Match movement to the application
Lingerie edges, fitted garment panels and narrow neckline trims can place different demands on lace. Identify the direction of movement and how the trim will be sewn to the base fabric. A decorative appearance alone cannot establish whether the lace will suit a fitted application.
Check stretch and recovery together
Assess the sample at its relaxed width, then examine extension and recovery in the direction used on the garment. Review edge curling, seam behavior and hand feel alongside the pattern. Agree any measurement method and acceptance criteria for the project; the catalog does not promise a universal stretch percentage.
Prepare for sampling and production
Choose a reference code from the stretch series and provide the garment fabric, placement, target color and quantity. Confirm composition, dimensions and the approved stretch behavior before bulk production. For close-to-skin garments, also review the lingerie lace guide and the project inspection requirements.
Start with a lace reference
Share the sample code, garment fabric and application to discuss the next sampling step.