Venice Guipure Embroidered Lace Fabric for Dresses

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

• 40+

  Branch Offices

• 600+

  Staffs

Product Details

Venice guipure embroidered lace fabric carries dense raised floral motifs across the full width of the cloth, which is why dress makers treat it as a main fashion fabric rather than an edge decoration. It reaches bridalwear brands, evening and bridesmaid dress manufacturers, lingerie labels and lace wholesalers that need a lace with visible surface relief.

MH produces this lace by the water-soluble chemical method: the embroidery is stitched onto a 45g water-soluble paper ground with 150D/2 milk silk yarn, and the ground is dissolved away so only the connected motifs remain. The same technique lets MH develop buyer-specific floral or geometric artwork instead of working from a fixed pattern book.

The fabric is supplied at 47/48 inches (125cm) wide, non-elastic, in a soft milk silk yarn that keeps a gentle sheen after dyeing. Colors are dyed to order in MH's own dyeing plant, so shades can be matched to a collection's palette or to submitted swatches for bulk production.

Features

• Raised guipure relief — the motifs sit clearly above the openwork ground, giving dresses visible texture without any lining or backing fabric.

• Full 125cm working width — panels, bodices and skirt sections can be cut from one width, so cutting rooms avoid piecing narrow strips together.

• Milk silk yarn surface — a softer, less glassy luster than standard polyester lace, which suits occasion wear photographed under strong light.

• Water-soluble construction — no base net is left behind, so the lace can be appliqued, cut apart along the motifs or used as a whole panel.

• Non-elastic body — the fabric holds its shape in structured bodices and fitted gowns where stretch would distort the pattern.

• Dyed-to-order color — lab dips are produced in-house, keeping shade matching under MH's own control across repeat orders.

Application

• Bridal and occasion wear — Used by bridalwear brands and gown manufacturers for wedding dress bodices, overlays, sleeves and full skirt panels.

• Evening and bridesmaid dresses — Sourced by garment manufacturers and fashion labels producing cocktail dresses, bridesmaid ranges and formal separates.

• Lingerie and intimates — Popular with lingerie brands for camisole fronts, robe panels and decorative yokes on higher-end sets.

• Bridal accessories — A regular pick for accessory suppliers making veils, boleros, capes and headpiece facings.

• Lace distribution — Common among lace wholesalers and garment accessory distributors, who resell it by the roll to dressmaking and apparel workshops.

Customization Service

• Pattern development — floral, geometric or brand-specific motifs are drawn and sampled to a buyer's own design brief.

• Color matching — shades are dyed to Pantone references or physical swatches for each production color.

• Yarn and ground options — alternative embroidery yarns and ground weights can be quoted where a different hand feel or motif density is needed.

• Width and repeat — motif scale, repeat spacing and border placement can be adjusted within the production width.

• Packaging — roll length and packing format can be set to suit the buyer's cutting room or repacking operation.

Why Source From MH

• In-house lace production — MH runs its own embroidery lace plant with multi-head and shuttle machines, so chemical lace is made rather than resold.

• Design capability — a dedicated design team develops new guipure artwork and prepares instant pattern files for buyer approval.

• Own dyeing plant — lab dips and bulk dyeing are handled internally, keeping color consistent between sampling and production runs.

• Export experience — MH ships lace programs to garment and bridal markets worldwide with documented quality checks before packing.

Factory Strength

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