Exclusive Trims

This festive trim was created by the innovative Swiss manufacturer Jakob Schlaepfer. Golden plastic lines interchange with multicolored threads, while the edges are decorated with a golden fringe.

This festive trim was created by the innovative Swiss manufacturer Jakob Schlaepfer. Red plastic lines interchange with multicolored threads, while the edges are decorated with a golden fringe.

This festive trim was created by the innovative Swiss manufacturer Jakob Schlaepfer. Black plastic lines interchange with multicolored threads, while the edges are decorated with a golden fringe.

This fancy trim consists of a strip of beige tulle embroidered with golden crystals and bugles, silver beads and white sequins. Each single detail has been stitched to the ground by hand, which in itself is a token of exceptional quality and uniform design.

This ethnic-style trim is made of tulle strips sewn together in a zigzag pattern. Three central strips are embroidered by hand with black and golden bugles, arranged geometrically.

This black lace trim features an intricate floral ornament. It is lushly embroidered with faceted Swarovski rhinestones and metallic bugles and finished with caviar beads.

This black lace trim with tiny eyelashes features a lavish glimmering beadwork. Bound by two chains, the miracle ornament is composed of black and golden beads, bugles and massive rivets, large and small shiny rhinestones.

This fancy trim is made of fine black Chantilly lace, heavily embellished with white and pearl beads, rhinestones and bugles. Every single element is hand-stitched to the base.

This black Chantilly lace trim boasts a geometric pattern, featuring dots gradually increasing in size. The pattern is repeated two times.

This black Chantilly lace trim features a botanical motif, overlaid with matching glass bugles. The Italian masters have carefully embroidered it by hand, paying attention to every single detail.

This black lace trim is a fabulous creation by Sophie Halette, one of the most renowned French lace weavers. This time its designers took a delicate tulle and decorated it with rectangle lace appliques, spicing it up with an infinite number of glass beads.

This double-layered trim consists of black Chantilly lace, overlaid with large gauge mesh. It is decorated with solid flowers made of ceramic glass, each one topped off with a sparkling crystal.

This eyelash lace trim features an elegant floral pattern, enhanced with metallic threads, caviar beads and glass bugles. Sheer and seemingly lightweight on the one hand, it boasts bulky décor on the other, grasping attention with its stylish design typical of the 1920s.

This double-layered mesh trim is hand-embroidered with rows of beads, bugles and sequins, varying both in shapes and sizes. Together they create a wide stripe, nestled between copper elements that are attached to the ground in a herringbone pattern.

This sheer black lace trim is lushly embroidered with glass bugles and sequins in a beautiful lilac, brown and silver palette. Orange flowers, made of smooth satin tape and attached by hand to the ground, add a sweet note to the romantic design.

This sheer black lace trim is lushly embroidered with glass bugles and sequins in a beautiful lilac, brown and silver palette. Orange flowers, made of smooth satin tape and attached by hand to the ground, add a sweet note to the romantic design.

This fancy trim is a combination of ivory and black threads, woven neatly together in an iconic tweed boucle design. Both edges are fluffed up by hand to get a fringed look.

This fancy trim is a combination of cream and beige threads, woven neatly together in an iconic tweed boucle design. Both edges are fluffed up by hand to get a fringed look.

This beige guipure lace trim features a classic trellis pattern. Overlaid with fine white tulle, it serves as the ground for floral and oval-shaped appliques either in ecru or coffee brown.

This double-layered mesh trim is hand-embroidered with rows of beads, bugles and sequins, varying both in shapes and sizes. Together they create a wide stripe, nestled between copper elements that are attached to the ground in a herringbone pattern.