Nigerian Embroidered Swiss Voile Lace Fabric

Product Details

Swiss voile African lace fabric pairs a lightweight, cotton-look voile ground with dense embroidered motifs in the Nigerian tradition, making it a staple for importers and boutiques serving West African occasion wear. The embroidery is stitched onto the surface, giving the raised detail buyers expect in gele and dress sets rather than a flat printed look.

MH supplies this lace in full-piece lengths and coordinates custom color matching to Pantone references or a buyer's own swatch, so wholesalers can order shades that fit a season's gele and head-tie ranges. Motif density and base tone can be adjusted for tailored resale programs.

The fabric runs about 51 to 52 inches wide over a polyester base, with a soft, non-elastic drape suited to flowing skirts, wrappers, and blouses. Colors are produced to order rather than carried as standing inventory, letting buyers align deliveries with their own design calendars.

Features

• Embroidered voile ground — the sheer voile base carries dense stitch work while staying light enough for layered African gowns.
• Dyed-to-order color range — shades are matched to swatch or Pantone so retailers can build coordinated collections.
• Non-elastic drape — the stable, non-stretch hand keeps pleats and wrapper folds crisp on finished garments.
• Wide 51-52" cut — the generous width reduces seams and gives dressmakers more cutting options per length.
• Repeatable motif work — embroidery patterns can be re-run across reorders to keep a wholesaler's bestsellers consistent.

Application

• Occasion and bridal wear — Sourced by African fashion houses for wedding guest dresses, engagement outfits, and aso-ebi sets.
• Traditional dress programs — Popular with Nigerian and Ghanaian wholesalers for gele, head ties, iro, and buba garments.
• Boutique and market resale — Used by importers and market traders supplying tailors across West Africa and the diaspora.

Customization Service

• Color — dyed to a buyer's swatch, Pantone number, or seasonal palette.
• Motif and pattern — embroidery layout and density adjusted to a customer's design.
• Base fabric — voile weight and composition selected to suit the program.
• Packaging — folded, rolled, or baled to a distributor's handling needs.
• Piece length — cut lengths arranged to match resale formats.

Why Source From MH

• Reliable bulk supply — MH consolidates African lace programs and ships repeat volumes on schedule for wholesale buyers.
• Custom sampling — pre-production samples and lab-dips are arranged so colors are confirmed before bulk runs.
• Export experience — established documentation and freight handling for West African and diaspora markets.
• Quality checks — pieces are inspected for consistent embroidery and color before dispatch.

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