Description
Spring Gardens couture fabric pairs raised violet flowers with green foliage and hints of gold. Product 2115 brings dense thread embroidery and sparkling sequin leaves together in a botanical design for occasionwear.
Spring Gardens couture fabric details
Main Features:
Poetic botanical design: The fabric has a pattern of blooming flowers and twisted branches with exquisite details, giving it a classic, feminine aspect with a modern artistic touch.
Rich three-dimensional texture: The fabric is carefully produced by mixing dense thread embroidery and sparkling sequins, resulting in a tangible contrast and a rich visual impression that evokes luxury.
Enchanting color harmony: The design is based on a sophisticated color palette that combines the appealing tones of violet blossoms and refreshing green foliage with hints of gold, providing extraordinary liveliness to the design.
Color collection with innovative designs: This exquisite design comes in a variety of hues that appeal to high-fashion designers. Please look through the photographs and inquire about color availability. Please check the attached images for available options. Custom colors can also be created upon request.
Guidelines
- Category: Couture Fabric, Fashion Fabric, Beaded Fabric
- Style: Glamorous, High-Fashion, Artistic
- Material: Rayon 5 % – polyester tulle 7% – Nylon thread 6% – Metallic and shiny thread with Machine Embroidery, Sequins, and Beading
- Season: All-Season
Recommended For:
This fabric is from the high couture category, and it is ideal for:
- Colored wedding dresses and exquisite evening gowns.
- Royal events and official engagements.
- Luxury caftans with hand-styled and thick embroidery.
- Graduation celebrations and big family events.
Additional Tip: Because this fabric has huge and vivid botanical embroideries (Bold Floral), it is preferable to design it with basic and loose cuts (such as A-Line) to allow the patterns to stand out without being disrupted. It is also advisable to wear quiet and basic accessories so that the fabric becomes the focal point of the ensemble.
Price
List Price: Contact us for a B2B quote and wholesale pricing.
Designing with Spring Gardens
Let the branching floral pattern guide your silhouette. Simple A-line shapes provide space for the raised flowers to stand out, while restrained accessories keep attention on the botanical embroidery. Review motif placement across the bodice and skirt before cutting so important flowers are positioned intentionally.
For a coordinated collection, compare the photographs to choose your preferred color option. Ask our team to confirm availability and any custom color possibilities before finalizing your design. For background on the decorative technique, read this independent introduction to embroidery.
Planning your floral occasionwear
Decide whether this fabric will cover the whole garment or form a focal section, such as a bodice, skirt or overlay. Each approach changes the amount required and the way the floral pattern is arranged. Discuss the finished silhouette with your dressmaker before estimating the order quantity, allowing for seams and the alignment of the embroidered branches.
When combining this fabric with other materials, compare the colors together and consider the balance between decorated and plain surfaces. Violet blossoms and green foliage can provide the main visual interest, so additional trim may be unnecessary. Use the product photographs as a starting point and confirm the selected color with our team.
Before construction, test your proposed lining and seam finish on a small piece. Work out where embroidery crosses a stitching line and plan the finish with the person making the garment. This practical preparation helps preserve the intended shape and appearance of the floral design.
Wholesale enquiry checklist
Include reference 2115, your preferred color, required quantity and intended delivery date in your enquiry. Ask us to confirm fabric width, current stock and ordering requirements. If your project needs a custom color, describe your preferred palette and confirm feasibility and timing before committing to a production schedule.
For multiple looks in one collection, list the quantities needed for each garment and allow your pattern cutter to review the total requirement. Confirm the final order details with our team so the quotation reflects the design and color you have chosen.





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