Embroidery lace

Mayer Indah supplies embroidery lace with a 42-inch width, constructed from a nylon base and polyester embroidery thread. The lace features dense, machine-embroidered floral and geometric motifs, designed for use in garments and home textiles. The source confirms the material composition and width but does not list thread count, weight, or shrinkage data.

The nylon base provides durability and dimensional stability, while the polyester embroidery offers color retention and resistance to abrasion. This combination is typical in industrial lace used for eveningwear, curtains, and bridal veils. The product is marketed as customizable, suggesting the supplier offers design adaptation services. No certifications or OEKO-TEX compliance are mentioned.

Buyers include fashion manufacturers in Southeast Asia, Europe, and North America seeking wide-format lace for scalable production. The listing specifies a minimum order quantity of 3,000 yards, indicating bulk-focused operations. Packaging is likely in 50-yard or 100-yard rolls, though not confirmed. Trade terms include a 30% deposit with 70% balance via T/T, and shipment likely originates from Jakarta’s port facilities.

Mayer Indah is based in Cibinong, West Java, Indonesia, with a registered commercial address. The supplier is classified as imported and holds harbor-tier trust signals, but no verification badges or production facility details are disclosed. The company does not state its years in operation, workforce size, or manufacturing capability. It is likely a trading company sourcing from regional textile factories.

There is no mention of quality control processes, in-house design teams, or product testing labs. The listing references a 3,000-yard MOQ and T/T payment terms but provides no evidence of export experience or client references. Buyers should treat this as a sourcing agent and request samples and test reports before placing bulk orders. No certifications, awards, or factory audits are referenced.