Embroidery lace

Kinmenstar Enterprise Co., Ltd. provides embroidery lace with a focus on fine, high-density needlework, typically using 100% polyester filament for both ground and motif threads. The lace is produced with a base width of 7 to 12 centimeters and a pattern density of 18 to 22 stitches per centimeter, creating a dense, sculptural effect. The listing does not specify exact GSM but indicates a lightweight construction suitable for delicate garments.

The lace is manufactured using computer-guided embroidery machines, allowing for consistent motif replication across large volumes. Standard industry norms for this product include a maximum of 2% broken threads per square meter and a minimum of 98% pattern accuracy. Color options include white, champagne, and navy, with dyeing performed in-house using reactive dyes known for moderate wash fastness. The absence of certified testing means buyers must validate performance claims.

This lace is primarily used in bridal wear, children’s apparel, and luxury lingerie, where intricate detailing is valued over stretch. Buyers include boutique fashion labels and high-end home textile manufacturers. Packaging is in 25-meter rolls, wrapped in anti-static film and boxed in cartons. Trade terms offered include L/C and T/T, with minimum orders starting at 50 meters per color. Lead times are estimated at 20 to 30 days after confirmation.

Kinmenstar Enterprise Co., Ltd. is based at 4F-3, No.43, Lane 174, Cheng Gong Rd. Sec.3, Neihu, Taipei, Taiwan. The supplier is classified as imported with harbor-level trust verification, indicating verified export activity. There is no disclosed history, production volume, or client references. The listing states no response rate or average reply time, meaning direct communication is required for order details.

The company does not claim certifications such as ISO or SGS, despite the listing mentioning them. This appears to be an error in the source text. Production is focused on embroidery lace for export, with no indication of sample services or retail distribution. Buyers should treat all technical claims as unverified unless confirmed in writing.