Embroidered Net Fabrics

Embroidered net fabric manufacturer and wholesale supplier in Surat, India. FabricDiary offers embroidered net fabric (also called embroidered mesh or embroidered tulle) in sequins, thread, beaded and allover designs for bridal lehengas, gowns, sarees and dupattas. Ready stock is available from 1 meter, and made-to-order designs start from [25] meters. Custom embroidery on net is available for brands and designers. Backed by Madhav Fashion, manufacturing since 2005.

Embroidered Net Fabric: Light in Weight, Heavy in Impact

Every premium garment tells two stories. One is visible in its silhouette and embellishment. The other sits in the fabric, which decides whether delicate embroidery floats or weighs the garment down. Embroidered net fabric belongs to that second story. It pairs the lightness of an open mesh with detailed embroidery, so the garment looks richly decorated without feeling heavy.

Unlike a solid woven fabric, net is built around empty space. The tiny openings make thread, sequins and beads look suspended rather than stitched flat on a surface. That effect is why embroidered net is one of the most valuable materials for bridalwear, eveningwear, designer ethnic wear and occasion fashion.

FabricDiary is the global B2B platform of Madhav Fashion, manufacturing since 2005. We supply embroidered net fabric to designers, boutiques, garment manufacturers and exporters, from a 1 meter sample to bulk programmes.

What Is Embroidered Net Fabric?

Embroidered net fabric is a net or mesh base decorated with machine embroidery. The base is made of interlocked loops or a mesh structure that leaves evenly spaced openings. Embroidery is worked on top using thread, sequins, cording, beads or a combination.

Buyers use several names for the same family of fabrics: embroidered net, embroidered mesh, embroidered tulle, and bridal net. The right term depends on the market and the base, but the idea is the same: a transparent, lightweight base with a decorative surface.

Common net bases include:

• Soft net: smooth and flexible, widely used in fashion.
• Bridal tulle: very fine and light, for veils and illusion effects.
• Mesh: slightly firmer, for structured garments.
• Power mesh: stretch with recovery, for fitted garments.
• Raschel net: warp-knitted, stable, good for bulk production.
• Nylon and polyester net: the two most common fibres.

Embroidered Net Fabric Types We Offer

Choose by the embroidery style, then by the garment.

• Sequins embroidered net: reflective, for lehengas, gowns and partywear. Explore Sequins Embroidery Fabric.
• Thread embroidered net: a softer look for dupattas, sarees and daily occasion wear.
• Allover embroidered net: embroidery across the full width, easy to cut and consistent. Explore Allover Embroidery Fabric.
• Beaded embroidered net: extra texture for bridal and couture-style pieces. Explore Beaded Embroidery Fabric.
• Mirror work net: festive look for lehengas and fusion wear. Explore Mirror Work Embroidery Fabric.
• Zari, cotton thread, Sequins, beaded, mirror and other net types:

Browse the full range on this page, or return to the parent category, Embroidered Fabric.

Why Designers Choose Embroidered Net

• Lightweight: rich decoration without heavy garment weight, which matters for bridal and eveningwear worn for many hours.
• Transparency as a design tool: fine nets create illusion necklines, sheer sleeves and soft overlays. Firmer meshes give more definition.
• Graceful drape: well-made net moves freely even with embroidery. Drape depends on embroidery coverage, thread weight and mesh flexibility.
• Breathable: the open structure allows airflow, which suits long ceremonial events.
• Depth through empty space: floral motifs look as if they float, and light plays through the openings.
• Flexible embellishment: sequins, metallic thread, cording, beads and pearls all work on suitable nets.
• Layers well with satin, silk, georgette, organza and velvet.

Embroidered Net Bases at a Glance

Nylon versus polyester is usually decided by garment and budget rather than quality alone. Nylon suits premium drape and softness. Polyester suits durability, colour retention and cost control.

Where Embroidered Net Fabric Is Used

• Bridal wear: gowns, veils, illusion bodices, capes and detachable trains.
• Lehengas: dupattas, sleeves, borders and overlays. See our Lehenga Fabric.
• Sarees: full body or pallu in net with border work. See Saree Fabric.
• Dupattas: scalloped borders, corner motifs and floral vines. See Dupatta Fabric.
• Gowns and dresses: evening, cocktail and reception wear. See Gown Fabric.
• Modest and festive wear: abayas, kaftans and jalabiyas.
• Fashion layering: overlays, capes, sleeves and jackets.

Many designers use net only for selected parts, such as sleeves or dupattas, over a satin, velvet or silk base. This reduces weight and adds richness where it counts.

How Embroidered Net Is Made

Embroidering on net takes more care than on a woven fabric, because an open mesh has no solid surface to hold stitches.

1. Choose the net base: mesh construction, yarn thickness, stretch, smoothness and the planned garment decide the base.
2. Prepare the design: the artwork is converted to a machine file, planned so that motifs do not stress the mesh or leave unsupported sections.
3. Stabilise the fabric: a temporary backing keeps the mesh from stretching or puckering during embroidery.
4. Embroider: multi-head machines stitch the design at controlled tension. Sequins, cording and beads are added where required.
5. Finish and inspect: backing is removed, motifs are checked for alignment and the fabric is inspected before packing.

Good stabilisation reduces rejections and gives consistent results across a long roll.

How to Choose Embroidered Net Fabric

Professional buyers weigh these points:

• Garment: veils need very fine tulle, while sleeves and bulk garments may need firmer mesh or raschel net.
• Embroidery density: heavy embroidery adds richness but reduces drape and adds weight. Light embroidery keeps the fabric airy and economical.
• Weight (GSM): depends on the base and embroidery. 45 to 250 GSM
• Width: 44'', 54'' & 60" Check the specification on each product page.
• Stretch: choose power mesh only if the garment needs it, and plan embroidery for stretch.
• Colour: ask for shade confirmation on bridal and luxury colours.

Always order a 1 meter sample and check the hand feel, embroidery quality and colour before bulk.

Wholesale Pricing and MOQ

Every product page lists four price levels, so you always know your rate before you commit:

• 1 meter: sample price.
• 2 to 11 meters: mini wholesale.
• 12 to 24 meters: semi wholesale.
• 25 meters and above: wholesale.

Ready-stock designs can be ordered from 1 meter. Designs without stock are made to order from [25 meters], with a production time of [15 to 25 working days]. Once confirmed, made-to-order orders cannot be cancelled. For 1,000 meters and above, ask for a custom quote.

Custom Embroidery on Net

We develop custom embroidery on net for brands, designers and private-label programmes.

1. Brief: share artwork, a reference image, colours and expected quantity.
2. Digitise and sample: we convert the artwork into an embroidery file and make a sample.
3. Adjust: change scale, density or colour until the sample matches your intent.
4. Approve and produce: bulk starts after you sign off the sample.

We can also resize one design for several garments, for example a large repeat for gowns, compact motifs for dresses and a border layout for sarees. Start with the Bulk Customization Inquiry form or WhatsApp us.

Quality Checks for Embroidered Net

Because the base is transparent, small flaws are visible. Before dispatch we check:

• Mesh uniformity: even openings, no distorted loops or pulled sections.
• Embroidery registration: no shifted repeats or misaligned borders.
• Stitch balance: no puckering, loops or thread breaks.
• Attachment strength: sequins, beads and pearls firmly fixed.
• Colour consistency: same shade across rolls.
• Fabric stability: width, curling and shrinkage.
• Final inspection: needle damage, stains, missing embroidery and packing quality.

What Buyers Search For, by Region

Buyers in different markets call the same fabric by different names:

We ship embroidered net fabric to 195+ countries and can adjust motif scale, density and colours to suit a market.

Why Buy Embroidered Net Fabric From FabricDiary

• Manufacturer-backed: the global B2B platform of Madhav Fashion, manufacturing since 2005, in Surat, Gujarat.
• 16,000+ embroidery designs across the platform, with net in sequins, thread and beaded options.
• Start small: 1 meter samples and clear wholesale tiers.
• Custom development for brands and designers.
• Worldwide shipping to 195+ countries. See our Shipping and Payment Policy for current terms.
• Direct support on WhatsApp, phone and email.

Surat is one of India's major textile hubs, with embroidery units, net and mesh suppliers, dye houses and logistics in one region. That shortens development time and keeps cost competitive.

How to Order

1. Pick a design, or share your own reference.
2. Order a 1 meter sample, or request a quote for bulk.
3. Approve the sample.
4. Place your wholesale order. We dispatch from Surat.

Handling Tips for Embroidered Net

• Line sheer garments to control transparency.
• Cut in a single layer and keep motifs aligned.
• Use fine needles and gentle presser pressure, especially on sequinned net.
• Test-steam or wash a small swatch before bulk stitching.
• Store rolled or flat and avoid pressure that crushes embellishments.

Related Collections

• Embroidered Georgette Fabric
• Embroidered Organza Fabric
• Embroidered Velvet Fabric
• Schiffli Embroidery Fabric
• Hakoba Fabric
• Daman Embroidery Fabric
• Butti Embroidery Fabric
• Embroidered Fabric (all collections)

FAQ

What is embroidered net fabric?

Embroidered net fabric is a net or mesh base decorated with machine embroidery such as thread work, sequins, cording or beads. It is also called embroidered mesh or embroidered tulle.

What is the minimum order for embroidered net fabric?

Ready-stock designs can be ordered from 1 meter. Made-to-order designs start from [25 meters].

What is the difference between net, tulle, mesh and power mesh?

Net is flexible and smooth. Tulle is finer and lighter, mostly used for bridal wear. Mesh is slightly firmer. Power mesh stretches and recovers, for fitted garments.

Is embroidered net suitable for bridalwear?

Yes. It is one of the most popular materials for bridal gowns, lehengas, veils, sarees and reception outfits because it is light and layers well.

Can embroidered net support heavy embroidery?

Yes, if the right base is chosen. Firmer mesh and raschel net hold heavier embroidery better than fine bridal tulle.

Which embroidery techniques work on net?

Thread embroidery, sequins, metallic thread, cording, beads, pearls and appliqué.

What GSM range does embroidered net come in?

It depends on the base and embroidery coverage. 45 Match GSM to the garment rather than treating it as a quality indicator.

What width is available?

44", 54" & 60" Check each product page for the specification.

Can I get custom embroidery on net?

Yes. Share artwork or a reference, and we make a sample before bulk production.

Can I order a sample before bulk?

Yes. Ready-stock designs are available as 1 meter samples.

How is pricing structured?

Prices fall at four levels: 1 meter, 2 to 11 meters, 12 to 24 meters and 25 meters and above.

How long does made-to-order production take?

Typically [15 to 25 working days] after order confirmation.

Does embroidered net wrinkle easily?

 It resists heavy wrinkling because of the open structure. Still, store it carefully to protect embroidery and embellishments.

Can embroidered net be combined with other fabrics?

Yes. It pairs well with satin, silk, organza, velvet, georgette and crepe.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we ship to 195+ countries from Surat. See our Shipping and Payment Policy for current terms.

Embroidered net fabric stays important in decorative textiles because it combines transparency, light weight and detailed surface design. Choosing the right net means matching the base, embroidery density and finishing to the garment. If you are sourcing for a collection, order a 1 meter sample first, or share your requirement through our Bulk Customization Inquiry form.