Women's Modal Lace Trim Pajama Set Supplier

Lace Application & Placket — Modal Pajama Set

Applying the same lace at three points is a consistency problem before it is a design one. The top hem, the cuff and the pant leg are all on different grains and carry different weight, so the lace is cut with a small allowance and matched at the scallop repeat, or the three points read as three different trims in the same photograph. The crew neckline is the hardest edge: there is no collar to hide the seam, so the neckline is finished with the lace set over a clean binding and top-stitched from the inside, which keeps the outside free of stitch lines. The placket is interfaced with a soft knit tape rather than a woven one, because a fused woven strip on a modal jersey goes board-stiff and the buttons then pull the cloth into a wave. Pearl-finish buttons are shanked so the button sits proud of the placket and does not crush the lace when the garment is folded. The pant is a pull-on with a covered elastic, and the set is washed after making so the modal settles and the lace softens against the skin.

• Lace cut with allowance and matched at the scallop repeat.
• Three lace points aligned so they read as one trim.
• Collarless neckline finished with lace over a clean binding.
• Soft knit interfacing behind the placket, never a woven fuse.
• Shanked pearl buttons that sit proud of the placket.
• Covered elastic waist; garment washed to soften the lace.