Peach Rose-Embroidery Bra with High-Waist Garter Belt and Matching Brief

Match the retail set to one traceable three-piece source

This peach rose-embroidery bra and garter set proposes exactly three coordinated garments: one low-profile cup bra, one separate high-waist garter belt and one matching narrow-back brief. The peach mesh, blush rose motifs and rose-gold-tone hardware follow the verified sourcing reference rather than an invented colour or silhouette.

The image is a storefront visualization, not a substitute for an approved production sample. Exact construction, shade, measurements and available options remain pending supplier confirmation.

Keep the pack to one bra one belt and one brief

The proposed inventory contains garment A, garment B and garment C only. Stockings, robe, gloves, jewellery, storage pouch and any second brief are excluded unless the supplier’s confirmed packing list states otherwise.

Picking instructions should match all three pieces by size code, peach colour lot, rose motif and hardware finish.

Grade the two low-profile cups from supplier samples

Record cup width, height, neckline length, centre depth, side height and lower seam curvature for every offered size. Compare left and right cup geometry after conditioning so the rose motifs and scalloped edges remain balanced.

A wire-like lower cup seam is visible in the reference style, but wire, padding and support construction are not claimed until the bill of materials and samples are checked.

Map the rose embroidery across mesh and seams

Approve motif placement for both cups, the belt front and the brief panel. Measure repeat, thread density, edge finish and the clearance between raised embroidery and elastic or hardware attachment points.

Machine embroidery, thread fibre, colourfastness, snag resistance and skin-contact suitability remain pending documentary and sample evidence.

Adjust the two shoulder straps without shifting the cups

Publish strap width, minimum and maximum length, slider dimensions and attachment spacing. Movement tests should check slider creep, strap twist, cup displacement and pressure at the front and rear joins.

Strap elastic, rings, sliders, coatings and nickel release require traceable verification.

Confirm the rear bra closure before naming its format

Photograph and measure the approved rear sample, including back-band height, closure width, hook count if applicable, spacing and adjustment range. Cycle the complete closure while monitoring edge roll, mesh distortion and stitch growth.

No hook count, row count or back style is promised from the front-view reference alone.

Fit the separate high-waist garter belt as its own garment

Measure relaxed and low-tension waist circumference, front height, side height, rear height and lower-edge length. Sitting, walking and dressing trials should check waistband roll, rotation, panel buckling and pressure from vertical seams.

The belt is decorative lingerie rather than shapewear, protective equipment or a medical support device.

Verify exactly four adjustable garter straps

Number the straps G1 to G4 and record width, minimum and maximum length, adjuster retention, clasp opening and attachment seam. Test each clasp with approved hosiery samples without assuming universal welt thickness.

Stockings are not included. Holding force, release behaviour, clasp metal and detachability remain pending physical validation.

Measure the narrow-back brief separately from the belt

Record relaxed and low-tension waist, front rise, back rise, side-strap length, front-panel width, rear-panel width, leg openings and gusset dimensions. The brief must remain a separate piece beneath the garter belt in picking and customer photography.

Narrow-back describes the visual reference; an exact thong, Brazilian or brief classification requires the approved rear sample.

Publish a three-piece size table with real tolerances

List cup and underband dimensions, shoulder-strap range and closure for the bra; waist and height measures plus all four garter ranges for the belt; and waist, rises, side straps, leg openings and gusset for the brief. State the measurement method and low-tension extension.

Do not reduce three independently fitting garments to one generic letter size without supplier grading data.

Verify mesh elastics embroidery thread and hardware by lot

Request fibre composition, fabric construction, mass, stretch, recovery, abrasion, snag resistance, restricted-substance records and colour-lot controls for cup mesh, belt panels, brief fabric, elastics, embroidery, thread, labels, sliders and clasps.

Polyamide, polyester, elastane, recycled content, latex-free, nickel-free, hypoallergenic and breathable claims remain withheld without evidence.

Inspect seams scallops straps and clasps after cycling

Check cup joins, underband, shoulder attachments, rear closure, belt waistband, all vertical belt seams, scalloped edges, four garter roots, adjusters, clasps, brief side straps and gusset before and after controlled stretch, dressing and wash cycles.

Loose stitching, torn mesh, snagged embroidery, failing elastic, rough hardware, distorted cups, a slipping adjuster or unreliable clasp are stop-wear conditions.

Test opacity dye transfer and full-set care

Evaluate every garment over contrasting underlayers in daylight and warm indoor light at relaxed and extended states. Run dry rubbing, damp rubbing, simulated perspiration and validated wash tests for dye transfer, shrinkage, embroidery damage and shape change.

Publish water temperature, detergent, wash protection, drying position and storage only after the complete three-piece assembly passes. No machine-care route is assumed.

Separate storefront artwork from supplier reference files

The public image is an original product-only rendering matched to the source colour, floral treatment and three-piece layout. Supplier model images remain internal procurement references unless written media-use permission is obtained.

Any future model image must show an adult fashion model, preserve the same sourced garments and avoid implying that stockings or accessories are included.

Plan the retail price from recorded procurement data

The backend procurement record stores the specific supplier, product detail URL, reference price range, MOQ and check date. These details are not presented as a final quotation because option, size, order quantity, packed weight, freight and payment terms can change.

EUR 49.99 is a planning retail price with provisional allowance for China-origin freight, graded three-piece samples, embroidery and colour-lot checks, strap and clasp validation, textile, opacity, colourfastness and wash testing, discreet fulfilment and expected apparel handling loss. Freight, duty, tax and landed cost remain pending a current destination quote.

Frequently asked questions about the peach embroidered set

How many garments are included?

The proposed retail unit contains exactly one bra, one separate high-waist garter belt and one matching brief.

Are stockings part of the set?

No. Stockings are excluded from the proposed inventory.

How many garter straps are attached?

Exactly four adjustable straps are shown on the separate belt.

Does the bra contain underwire?

No internal cup or wire construction is confirmed until the supplier specification and approved sample are inspected.

Is the mesh transparent?

Opacity changes with fibre, fabric mass, colour, stretch, lining and lighting, all of which require sample verification.

Can the set be machine washed?

No machine-care route is published until all three garments pass documented wash and drying validation.