Triple-Lattice-Waist Keyhole Halter Lace Teddy

Frame one keyhole with a triple-strap waist

This triple-lattice-waist keyhole halter lace teddy concept contains exactly one smoky-plum and charcoal garment. It combines floral-lace triangle cups, long halter ties, one centred teardrop keyhole and exactly three horizontal lattice straps at each side of the waist.

The image establishes visible styling only. It does not confirm graded measurements, fibres, opacity, stretch, tie range, back construction, gusset, care or production readiness.

Confirm one complete garment before packing

The planned inventory is one halter teddy. Bra, brief, stockings, garters, robe, gloves, jewellery and detached accessories are excluded.

Require the final size and colour code, fibre declaration, care label, construction sheet and traceable production lot for the complete garment.

Measure the two halter ties independently

Record each free length, width, thickness, extension, recovery, knot bulk and cup-anchor reinforcement. Compare left and right ties for equal cut length, edge finish and twist.

Adjustable-fit language remains pending a validated tie range, knot security study and graded fitting.

Map the two floral-lace triangle cups

Measure cup height, base width, apex position, side depth, centre spacing, seam length, motif placement and lining coverage. Inspect each panel for broken yarns, clipped flowers, puckering and asymmetry.

Unlined, sheer, supportive and breathable claims remain pending the approved construction and performance evidence.

Inspect the single teardrop keyhole

Record opening height, maximum width, edge binding, lower-anchor reinforcement and deformation under bounded stretch. Check the top and bottom junctions for bulky seams, skipped stitches and stress concentration.

The keyhole must remain one clean opening rather than splitting the centre front or distorting the cup bases.

Label the three left waist straps

Number the left straps L1 through L3 from top to bottom. Measure width, free length, spacing, extension, recovery, edge finish and attachment strength for each.

Reject twisting, uneven tension, broken mesh bridges, rough thread and mismatched strap spacing outside tolerance.

Label the three right waist straps

Number the right straps R1 through R3 and compare each with its left counterpart at the same height. Record front and rear anchor positions and the open lattice area between bands.

Exactly three straps must remain visible on each side in every approved production unit.

Characterize the smoky-plum mesh torso

Measure torso length, front width, side depth, mesh mass, openness, extension and recovery in warp, weft and bias directions. Inspect for snags, holes, skew, hard inclusions and uneven dye.

Soft, skin-friendly and shaping language remains pending exact fibre, seam and force-extension results.

Document the unseen back construction

The front flat lay does not reveal rear strap joins, closure, back coverage or waist-band routing. Require a rear technical view, pattern pieces and finished measurement map before publishing dressing guidance.

Hook, tie, pull-on, open-back and backless claims remain pending the approved sample.

Measure leg openings and lower coverage

Record front rise, back rise, side width, leg opening relaxed and stretched, binding width, elastic force and recovery. Check both curves for symmetry and smooth contact edges.

High-cut and full-coverage descriptions require graded pattern and fit evidence rather than image interpretation.

Verify the closed gusset panel

Document gusset length, width, fibre content, layer count, lining coverage, attachment stitches and contact-edge finish. Inspect the junction with the mesh torso and leg bindings for bulk.

Cotton, breathable, hygienic and moisture-management language is excluded until the exact gusset materials and tests are approved.

Audit every seam and strap anchor

Map stitch type, density, thread and reinforcement at cup edges, cup bases, keyhole, halter anchors, six waist straps, side mesh, leg openings and gusset. Test seam slippage after bounded stretch.

Reject skipped stitches, needle damage, raw edges, rough thread, twisted elastic, adhesive residue and bulky overlap.

Build size guidance from stretch data

Measure force-extension curves and permanent set for lace cups, halter ties, mesh torso, L1-L3, R1-R3 and leg edges before and after care conditioning. Combine results with approved finished measurements and intended ease.

Do not map supplier letter sizes directly to retail or claim one-size suitability without graded samples.

Control colour transfer and delicate care

Test charcoal lace, plum mesh, six waist straps, binding, thread, gusset and labels for dry and wet rubbing, perspiration exposure, wash migration and storage contact.

Use only the validated water temperature, detergent, agitation and drying method. Bleach, solvents, wringing, high heat, machine drying and direct ironing remain excluded unless the final care study permits them.

Build landed price from a halter-teddy benchmark

An Alibaba halter-lingerie category page displayed one lace one-piece front-strap teddy at USD 4.80 to 7.35 with MOQ 50. It is a broad procurement benchmark only and does not identify this keyhole triple-lattice-waist construction or an approved supplier.

The public procurement benchmark supports an EUR 37.99 planning price after provisional allowance for China-origin freight, graded samples, lace, mesh, halter ties, keyhole, six waist straps, gusset, seam, stretch, colourfastness and care validation, discreet fulfilment and expected apparel handling loss. Exact supplier, quote, MOQ, sizes, colours, fibres, packed weight, freight, duty, tax, certification, payment terms and lead time remain pending.

Frequently asked questions

How many garments are included?

Exactly one halter-neck teddy is planned.

How many waist straps are present?

Exactly three on the left and three on the right.

Are the halter ties adjustable?

They are shown as long ties, but the usable adjustment range remains pending graded samples.

What does the back look like?

The rear construction is not shown and remains pending the approved technical view.

What is the gusset made from?

The gusset fibre, layers and coverage remain pending the final specification.

How should the teddy be washed?

Follow only the validated care label for the approved lace, mesh, elastics, thread and gusset.