Embroidered Floral Guipure Chemical Lace Fabric, 120cm Wide

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.

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• 1999

  Since

• $871Million

  Annual Sales (2025)

• 40+

  Branch Offices

• 600+

  Office Staffs

Product Details

Floral guipure chemical lace fabric is an embroidered openwork lace fabric built by stitching dense floral medallions onto a water-soluble ground that is later dissolved away, leaving the motifs self-supporting. Bridalwear brands, eveningwear labels, garment manufacturers and lace wholesalers buy it as a statement face fabric rather than a support layer.

MH produces this guipure lace on multi-head embroidery lines and finishes it in its own dyeing plant, so medallion scale, motif density and shade can all be developed from a buyer's sketch or swatch. Lab-dips are run internally, which keeps shade approval and repeat orders consistent from season to season.

Composition is 100% polyester at 120cm usable width, non-elastic, and supplied in rolls for cutting-room handling. The tan shown here is one of many production shades; other colorways are dyed to order, and custom motif development runs alongside the existing pattern library.

Features

• Self-supporting guipure body — the dissolved ground leaves motifs joined by open bars, so panels read as true lace with no visible mesh backing.

• 120cm usable width — wide enough to place a full medallion repeat across a bodice or skirt panel with less piecing and less waste.

• Dense floral medallion repeat — the embroidery holds its outline after cutting, so edges stay clean through garment assembly.

• 100% polyester ground — takes dye evenly and behaves predictably in finishing, so sampling shades carry through to bulk.

• Non-elastic hand — stable on the cutting table, which suits structured gowns, skirts and tailored panels.

• Embroidery and dyeing under one roof — motif and shade changes stay in the same plant instead of moving between subcontractors.

Application

• Bridal and occasion wear — Used by bridalwear brands and gown manufacturers for lace bodices, overlays and sleeve panels.

• Womenswear production — Popular with garment manufacturers producing tops, pencil skirts, cropped pants and shorts.

• Fashion brand collections — Sourced by fashion labels and design studios for seasonal capsule pieces built around a single lace story.

• Fabric distribution — Supplied to lace wholesalers and textile distributors selling decorative fabrics by the roll.

• Accessory production — Common among accessory suppliers, who cut individual medallions for bags, headpieces and appliqué detailing.

Customization Service

• Motif design — custom floral, geometric or brand-specific artwork developed and digitized for buyer-owned lace programs.

• Color development — dyed-to-order shades matched against Pantone references or physical swatches supplied by the buyer.

• Width options — alternative usable widths arranged where a buyer's marker and cutting plan differ from the standard cut.

• Thread and ground selection — yarn type and embroidery weight adjusted when a firmer or softer hand is required.

• Roll and packing format — roll length and labeling set up to match warehouse intake and cutting-room handling.

Why Source From MH

• In-house embroidery capacity — multi-head embroidery and shuttle lines run continuous bulk lace programs rather than one-off orders.

• Own dyeing plant — lab-dips, shade approval and color repeats are controlled internally instead of being outsourced.

• Design and sampling team — in-house designers develop new motifs and prepare pattern files for OEM and ODM lace projects.

• Export track record — regular bulk shipments of lace fabric to apparel producers and lace wholesalers, with inspection before packing.

Factory Strength

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