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Floral Lace Trim
Floral Lace Trim is a romantic detailing, perfect for fancy bralette straps or as a border for pockets. Today, floral prints and patterns are valued for their aesthetic, but traditionally flowers held deep meaning. People would use different floral prints to imbibe their clothing with a certain symbol, whether it be for luck, love, or life. This tradition can be traced back to Asia, where countries like China, Japan, and India featured floral motifs heavily in their garments. When Europe began to trade more frequently with Asian countries in the 1400's, floral prints and patterns spread around the world. Their ornate designs and luxurious quality meant they could be sold at high prices, and floral garments became a status symbol in Europe. The Industrial Revolution changed the garment industry, and floral prints and patterns were no different. What was once a fabric that could only be made by hours of tedious labor by a master craftsman, now could be created quickly and easily by almost anyone. This brings us to the widespread use of floral garments in fashion today, which can be used to create beautiful dresses, pants, and even suits!
- Product #: 426076
$18.94 / Yard - Product #: 426077
$9.94 / Yard - Product #: 426082
$19.94 / Yard - Product #: 426066
$6.94 / Yard - Product #: 426071
$12.94 / Yard
Floral Lace Trim is a romantic detailing, perfect for fancy bralette straps or as a border for pockets. Today, floral prints and patterns are valued for their aesthetic, but traditionally flowers held deep meaning. People would use different floral prints to imbibe their clothing with a certain symbol, whether it be for luck, love, or life. This tradition can be traced back to Asia, where countries like China, Japan, and India featured floral motifs heavily in their garments. When Europe began to trade more frequently with Asian countries in the 1400's, floral prints and patterns spread around the world. Their ornate designs and luxurious quality meant they could be sold at high prices, and floral garments became a status symbol in Europe. The Industrial Revolution changed the garment industry, and floral prints and patterns were no different. What was once a fabric that could only be made by hours of tedious labor by a master craftsman, now could be created quickly and easily by almost anyone. This brings us to the widespread use of floral garments in fashion today, which can be used to create beautiful dresses, pants, and even suits!