| Style No | AM25196 |
| Category | Blouses & Tops |
| Fabric | Viscose / Lace Blend |
| Season | Spring/Summer |
| Sizes | Custom to your spec – sample shown in S–XL |
| MOQ | 120 pcs per style/color |
| Sample | 3–5 days |
| Production | 20–25 days |
| Customization | Fabric, Color, Print, Label, Packaging |
| OEM-ODM | Fully Supported |
Merging the allure of delicate lingerie details with the structure of classic shirting, this lace-paneled blouse introduces a highly sophisticated romanticism to modern daywear. The relaxed silhouette features a soft, elegant drape, slightly voluminous long sleeves, and a clean button-front closure. The interplay between the solid white fabric and the expansive sheer lace panels creates a captivating visual dynamic, making it a stellar offering for boutiques targeting a refined, style-conscious demographic.
The manufacturing complexity of this piece is significant. The upper chest and shoulder yokes are entirely composed of sheer, eyelash-edged floral lace, requiring flawless seam binding where the delicate lace meets the solid woven body to ensure structural integrity and prevent fraying. Further elevating the design, vertical lace inserts run parallel to the button placket, and the sleeves terminate in dramatic, extended lace flare cuffs. This extensive use of mixed media demands meticulous attention to detail during assembly.
An exquisite piece for transitional dressing, this blouse is incredibly versatile. It can be worn over a simple camisole with tailored trousers for a polished, feminine office look, or layered over a contrast bralette with vintage denim for an alluring evening aesthetic. Its high perceived value and intricate detailing make it a powerful draw for retail customers seeking unique, elevated basics.
Since 2009, XM Fashion Mfg has specialized in craft-detail womenswear manufacturing. From our Guangzhou facility — with in-house pattern room, cutting, QC and finishing — we support OEM, ODM and private label programs with a low MOQ of 120 pieces per style/color.








