couture lace

Couture Lace
Couture lace

This is a special technique perfected by a single lace craftsman over the course of more than a decade. No matter the pattern, it is finished as a continuous lace without a single seam. It has been patented in China and the United States. The technique, which incorporates darts and curves into the pattern without a single break in the thread, makes you feel the pride of the craftsman.

 It takes many years of trial and error, working alone in the factory, to finally achieve this. It is knitted using meticulous calculations and delicate adjustments to create a single piece of lace that beautifully fits the three-dimensional lines of the body. There are lace threads made from a variety of materials, including silk, cashmere, and synthetic fibers such as polyester, and there are a wide variety of 200 colors.

 Western luxury brands have released many items using lace, but we have yet to see anything using this technique. Even if they try to hide it with ribbons, it seems inevitable that the lace pattern will break at the seams. This "couture lace" was created by a single craftsman. In Japan, CHRISCELIN has an exclusive contract.