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30D Brocade Embroidery Mesh 6430 - 35G Fabric for Crafts

Embroidered mesh fabric is a decorative fabric made by embroidering various patterns and designs on a mesh fabric (mesh) substrate through computer embroidery or manual embroidery techniques. It combines the lightness and transparency of mesh fabric with the exquisite and gorgeous embroidery.

  • Type 30D Jin 6430 Network/35G
  • Article WJ02011/35G
  • Width 63inch
  • Weight 35gsm
  • Comp Nylon
  • Output rate 17y/kg

What are the advantages of embroidered mesh fabric?

Transparent and breathable: The mesh itself has holes, which are not stuffy, not close fitting, and cool, making summer/thin clothing particularly comfortable.
Strong three-dimensional effect: Embroidered with a raised texture, creating a relief effect, exquisite and high-end appearance, much more sophisticated than ordinary printing.
Lightweight and elegant: Overall, it is very light, making dresses, Hanfu, wedding dresses, and hoodies particularly elegant and has a good drape.
Highly decorative: with exquisite patterns and diverse styles, it looks good at a glance and is suitable for women's clothing, formal wear, and home textiles.
Soft but not hard: Most of them are nylon/polyester base fabrics, soft and skin friendly, without sticking to the body.
Versatile and versatile: It can be used as a whole piece of clothing, as well as lace, patchwork, collar, and cuffs, with a wide range of uses.

What are the disadvantages of embroidered mesh fabric? Did you know?

Easy to snag: There are many mesh and embroidery threads, making it difficult to repair nails, zippers, and hard objects that can be easily snagged.
Not resistant to pulling: The bottom of the net is thin, and pulling it hard can cause deformation, holes, and enlarged mesh.
Easy to wrinkle: Lightweight fabrics are prone to wrinkling after washing and require low-temperature ironing.
Cannot be machine washed vigorously: Strong washing can cause embroidery to deform and the mesh to become loose and stretched.
Partial styles are translucent: The mesh itself is translucent and needs to be lined to prevent light from escaping.
The cost is higher than ordinary mesh fabric: embroidery craftsmanship is expensive, and the price is relatively high.