Glass Beads Lace 2#
A black lace trim with small glass beads woven into the fabric, designed for decorative use on thobes, abayas, and formal garments. The bead spacing is consistent across the width, and the lace is supplied in continuous rolls for cutting to length. It is suitable for hand or machine application in high-volume production environments.
| Material | Lace with glass beads |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Type | Lace 2# |
| Bead Size | Small |
| Bead Material | Glass |
| Construction | Woven with beads integrated into the fabric |
| Roll Format | Continuous roll |
Why Buyers Choose This Item
- Glass beads are evenly spaced and securely woven into the lace fabric to prevent shedding during handling or stitching
- Black colour is consistent across the roll and does not fade under normal handling or light exposure
- Lace width is stable and does not stretch or curl after cutting
- Supplied in continuous rolls so you can cut to your exact required length without waste
- Designed for use on high-speed sewing lines where trim stability is critical
- No loose beads or fraying at the edges after cutting
Problems It Solves
- Beads falling out during cutting or sewing due to loose attachment
- Inconsistent bead spacing that creates uneven visual patterns across the garment
- Lace rolling or curling after cutting, making alignment difficult on the sewing line
- Colour variation between rolls that affects matching on a single garment
- Waste from cutting standard-length pieces when custom lengths are needed
Who It Is For
- Thobe and abaya manufacturers needing consistent bead trim for mass production
- Uniform and workwear factories applying decorative trim to formal garments
- Shirt and tailoring workshops adding detail to collars and cuffs
- Embroidery workshops using bead lace as a base for further embellishment
- Garment accessory wholesalers supplying trim to Gulf-based manufacturers
Where It Is Used
- Decorative edging on thobe hems and sleeves where bead detail adds visual depth
- Trimming on abaya collars and cuffs for a refined finish in formal wear
- Accenting shirt collars and lapels in tailored garments with a subtle shimmer
- Machine application on uniform or workwear where a consistent decorative line is needed
- Use in embroidery workshops for adding bead detail to custom designs
Technical Detail
- Black glass beads woven into a lace fabric with a consistent pattern
- Lace width is stable and does not stretch or distort during handling
- Beads are securely fixed and do not shed during cutting or sewing
- Supplied in continuous rolls for custom length cutting
- No visible stitching or gaps between beads across the width
Materials
- Lace fabric
- Small glass beads
How It Is Made
- Lace fabric woven on a loom
- Glass beads threaded and woven into the fabric at regular intervals
- Colour fixed during weaving to ensure consistency
- Rolls cut to length after inspection
- Packed in rolls for shipment
Checks Before It Ships
- Bead spacing checked across the width of the roll for consistency
- No loose beads or fraying observed at the edges after cutting
- Colour verified against the approved black shade before packing
- Rolls inspected for defects before shipment
What Can Be Customised
- Roll length can be cut to your specified measurement
- Colour can be adjusted if a different shade is required, but black is standard
How It Compares With The Alternatives
| Plastic bead lace | Glass beads have a more reflective finish and better durability under heat and friction |
|---|---|
| Beaded ribbon | Lace 2# has a more flexible structure and better drape, making it easier to sew into curved seams |
| No bead trim | Glass beads add visual texture and a subtle shimmer that enhances the appearance of formal garments |
Use Guide
- Cut the lace to your required length before sewing to avoid stretching
- Use a fine needle and moderate tension to prevent bead displacement during stitching
- Keep rolls stored flat and away from direct sunlight to preserve colour
- Test a small section on your machine to confirm stitch stability before full production
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About Glass Beads Lace 2#
Are the glass beads securely attached?
Yes. The beads are woven into the lace fabric during production and do not fall out during cutting or sewing.
Can you cut the lace to a custom length?
Yes. The lace is supplied in continuous rolls and can be cut to your exact length before packing.
Is the black colour consistent across rolls?
Yes. The colour is fixed during weaving and verified against an approved shade before packing.
What is the bead size?
The beads are small and evenly spaced across the width of the lace.
Can you supply a different colour?
Black is the standard colour. Other colours can be discussed, but no specific alternative is listed.
How is it packed for shipment?
The lace is supplied in continuous rolls, packed in cartons as per your requirement.