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French lace, thanks to its tulle base and woven structure, is resistant to creasing; fold marks are not permanent, and when left to hang loosely, the marks quickly disappear on their own.

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["As French lace has a sheer structure, it should be used with a lining in areas where transparency is not desired, but it can be used without a lining in gloves and detail sections."]

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Corded Embroidered French Lace Fabric #3

3,250.00TL

Corded Embroidered French Lace Fabric #3

Name: Corded Embroidered French Lace Fabric #3
Brand: ÇERÇİLER KUMAŞ
SKU: FRA-ÇER-005
Price: 3250.0 TRY
Availability: InStock

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Content:

Polyester

Most:

140 cm

Weight:

100 g /m2

Pattern Repeat Size:

Coupon: 3m

Wedding dress

Lining Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

French lace is a highly detailed, special type of lace fabric in which fine and delicate threads form floral and botanical motifs on an elegant tulle ground. The patterns are accentuated by fine raised contour threads (cording) that separate from the fabric's ground, adding depth and a lasting texture to the surface.

The motifs have softer transitions, finer craftsmanship, and a more organic flow compared to ordinary machine-made laces. Compositions of flowers, branches, and leaves spread across the ground, offering an elegant grace and a sophisticated look. The edges of the fabric are often scalloped; in some types, there is an eyelash detail at the cut edge, which gives a delicate, handmade appearance.

Unlike heavily embroidered fabrics, French lace offers a fluid, light, and draped structure. Thanks to its fine tulle ground, it creates a delicate and elegant stance; with this feature, it finds high-end use in wedding dresses, evening gowns, and custom-designed pieces.

Advantages of French Lace

- Its elegant transparency allows for layered and sophisticated combinations over a lining.
- Its scalloped edges can be used directly on hems, sleeves, and necklines without the need for additional edge finishing.
- Its fine and draped structure creates an elegant and feminine form in fluid silhouettes.
- Its high motif quality provides a high-segment, boutique look in wedding dresses and evening gowns.
- Its lightness results in comfortable and easy-to-wear designs.

French lace is a prominent fabric for high-end and custom-designed pieces. Its most common uses include:

- Wedding and bridal gowns: Preferred for bodices, sleeves, skirt overlays, and veil details.
- Evening and formal dresses: Used alone or as an overlay on a lining.
- Engagement, henna night, and special occasion attire: Stands out in designs where an elegant and boutique look is desired.
- Blouse, jacket, and dress details: Used for accenting areas such as collars, sleeves, and plackets.
- Home textiles and decorative items: Found in special runners, curtain edges, and limited decorative applications.
- Accessories and boutique production: Used for intricate work in boleros, shawls, gloves, and bridal accessories.

- Handcrafted feel: Subtle motif transitions create a distinctive artisan look among machine-made laces.
- Versatile use: Can be used as a single layer or as an overlay, offering designers extensive application freedom.
- Timeless and classic aesthetic: Presents an enduring elegance, independent of fashion trends.
- Adds value to the brand: Elevates product positioning and perceived quality by creating a high-end perception.
- Easy integration: Can be combined with fabrics like satin, crepe, tulle, and chiffon, integrating into designs with different textures and drapes.

Suitable for dry cleaning only; do not wash with water.

Without direct contact with the fabric, the iron can be ironed on cotton using the "Silk" setting.

The vast majority of embroidered evening dress fabrics are produced with hand or machine embroidery on a tulle base. Since tulle is a transparent and lightweight fabric due to its structure, the use of lining in such designs is almost mandatory – both to prevent the skin from showing, to ensure that the inner side of the embroidery threads does not cause discomfort when touching the skin, and to improve the drape of the fabric.

The most common choices for lining are Acetate satin or Crepe Satin; they drape beautifully without disrupting the flow of the fabric. For those who desire a lighter fall, placing chiffon or tulle between the satin and the fabric is also among the alternatives. The color of the lining is usually matched with skin tone or the main color of the fabric.

About Color Shades..

We have tried to reflect the colors in the images as accurately as possible, but screen differences, brightness settings, and display settings may cause everyone to perceive colors differently.

If you have any concerns or concerns about the appropriate tone for your product, we recommend requesting a sample so you can experience the fabric firsthand.

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Selection of Quantity

You can access our informative article on how many meters of fabric you need to buy for your sewing project by clicking the link below. If you cannot find the answer you are looking for, you can write to us using the options in our contact information.

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Payment

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Delivery

Your order will be delivered to you within a maximum of 4 business days via our contracted shipping companies MNG Kargo (DHL Ecommerce).

Return policy

Fabrics ordered under 20 meters cannot be returned as they are cut specifically for you and their resalability is impaired. Returns are accepted in case of a defect in the product.