Cluny Lace

lace netlace/netTier 3/5Cotton, Polyester

Cluny Lace is a delicate, open weave lace fabric characterized by intricate patterns and a soft, textured finish, commonly made from cotton or polyester.

About Cluny Lace

Cluny Lace is a type of lace fabric known for its ornate designs and lightweight structure. It is typically constructed using a lace/net technique, which involves intricate patterns created through a combination of weaving and knotting. The fabric is often made from cotton for a natural feel or polyester for durability and ease of care. Cluny Lace is widely used in fashion for garments such as dresses, blouses, and overlays, as well as in home decor for curtains and table linens.

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Construction Properties

Weight Range

50-150 gsm

Thickness Range

0.3-0.8 mm

Typical Width

130 cm

Stretch Properties

Warp Stretch

0%

Weft Stretch

0%

Performance Properties

Air Permeability

10 cfm

Water Resistance

0 mm

Spray Rating

0

UPF Rating

15

Appearance & Hand

Luster

semi matte

Opacity

semi opaque

Surface Texture

textured

Hand & Drape

fluid

Performance Features

lightweightbreathabledelicate

Common Finishes

mercerizedanti-fraystain-resistant

Common Applications

dressesblousesoverlayscurtainstable linens

Dresses & Blouses

The delicate, intricate patterns of Cluny Lace make it a favored choice for elegant dresses and blouses. Its soft texture adds romantic detail and visual depth, while its lightweight open weave allows for graceful drape and breathability in refined, feminine garments.

Curtains & Table Linens

Cluny Lace brings timeless charm to home interiors as curtains and table linens. Its open weave filters light beautifully across windows, while its ornate patterning lends a classic, decorative elegance to tablecloths and runners for formal dining settings.

Care Instructions

Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold water. Do not bleach. Iron on low heat if necessary.

Additional Information

Cluny Lace is named after the Cluny Abbey in France, where this type of lace was originally produced. It is often characterized by floral motifs and is a popular choice for bridal wear and special occasion garments.

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