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Broderie Anglaise Eyelet Embroidered Cotton Lace Fabric, 140cm Wide

 

Broderie Anglaise Eyelet Embroidered Cotton Lace Fabric

Price: Quote as custom
  • Model
    LD2660-1M
Material:100% Cotton
Width:140cm (55 inches)
Pattern:Eyelet / broderie anglaise, embroidered with cut-out holes
Elasticity:Non-elastic
Color:White; custom colors dyed to order against customer swatch or Pantone reference
Certification:OEKO-TEX Standard 100
Packaging:30-45yds/roll, or as customer's request
MOQ:500 yards per color

◆ Lead Time: 25-35 days

◆ Shipping: Sea freight, Railway freight

◆ Payment: T/T, L/C ...

About Ningbo MH


MH specializes in garment accessories and fabrics, offering high-quality solutions for the textile and home décor industries. With advanced automated warehousing, MH ensures efficient supply chain management and provides comprehensive after-sales support, exclusively serving businesses, not individuals.

1999
Since
871
Annual Sales
40
Branch Offices
600
Staffs

Product Details


Cotton eyelet lace fabric, sold in the trade as broderie anglaise, is an embroidered cotton lace fabric worked with cut-out eyelet holes across a soft white cotton ground. Garment manufacturers, blouse and dress labels, kidswear brands and lace fabric wholesalers buy it as a summer-weight fashion fabric with a natural cotton hand-feel.

MH embroiders this eyelet fabric on its own lace lines, so motif scale, hole spacing and border layout can be developed from a buyer's sketch instead of picked out of a fixed design book. White is the standing shade, and other colors are dyed to order against a submitted swatch or a Pantone reference.

The fabric runs 140cm (55 inches) wide, which lets pattern cutters nest full blouse fronts and skirt tiers in one lay with little side waste. It is non-elastic, so cut pieces stay stable through sewing, and it ships rolled at 30-45 yards per roll or to a buyer's own put-up.

Features


  • 100% cotton ground — the fabric keeps a natural cotton hand and stays soft after repeated laundering, which matters for garments worn against the skin.
  • Embroidered eyelet openwork — each cut-out hole is stitched and locked around the edge, so panels can be cut and sewn without the openings distorting on the line.
  • Lightweight cotton body — the fabric drapes rather than holds a stiff shape, suiting summer blouses, dresses and layered skirts.
  • 140cm usable width — wide enough to lay larger garment pieces side by side, cutting yardage consumption per garment.
  • Non-elastic construction — dimensionally stable to cut, fuse and sew, with no recovery allowance to build into the pattern.
  • Undyed-white base — the white ground takes piece dyeing cleanly, so seasonal color stories can be built on the same embroidery design.

Application


  • Womenswear — Used by garment manufacturers and fashion brands for lined summer blouses, shirt dresses, tiered skirts and camisoles.
  • Kidswear and baby apparel — Sourced by children's clothing suppliers for pinafores, party dresses and christening outfits.
  • Bridal and occasion wear — Popular with bridalwear brands for lightweight overlays, sleeve panels and yoke detailing.
  • Fabric distribution — Supplied to lace fabric wholesalers and garment accessory distributors selling embroidered cotton lace by the roll.
  • Fashion accessories — Common among accessory suppliers, who use it for collars, cuffs, headwear trims and light bag panels.

Customization Service


  • Embroidery design — custom eyelet and cutwork motifs developed to a buyer's artwork, including hole size, spacing and scalloped border layouts.
  • Color — dyed-to-order shades matched to a customer swatch or Pantone number for seasonal collections.
  • Width — cut widths adjusted away from the standard 140cm to suit a buyer's marker and cutting table.
  • Cotton ground — alternative cotton base weights and hand-feel finishes arranged where a collection calls for a crisper or softer fabric.
  • Packaging — roll length, core type and labeling set to the buyer's warehouse and distribution requirements.

Why Source From MH


  • In-house embroidery and dyeing — MH runs its own lace embroidery lines and dye house, so pattern development and color matching are handled under one roof.
  • Design development — an in-house design team creates new eyelet patterns and prepares lab dips and sample cuts before bulk production is released.
  • Bulk production capacity — multi-head embroidery machines support repeat orders in matched color batches for ongoing apparel programs.
  • Export handling — MH supplies embroidered cotton lace fabric to garment producers and fabric importers across Europe, South America and Africa, with documentation and quality inspection managed in house.

Factory Strength


  • 300 Computerized Embroidery Machines
  • 17 Sample Production Line
  • 19+ Patents
  • 500+ Original Copyrights per Year
  • 1000+ Workers
  • Customization

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