Upper wing sweep
Check both sides for a comparable shape.
Wing construction / YW-HF-013
Veined mesh-wing rhinestone butterfly applique
A butterfly should keep its outline on the garment.
Open mesh, crystal-defined veins and a center stone make this a dimensional accent. The receiving fabric will change how clearly each wing reads.
Inspect four features as one silhouette.
Lower wing curve
Keep the open mesh edge distinguishable from the garment.
Crystal vein lines
Compare the vein pattern at normal viewing distance.
Center stone
Approve its size and setting after handling.
13 × 9 cm
Recorded reference footprint
Reserve room for the whole wing span.
Cut a paper outline at the reference size and place it on the smallest intended garment panel. Avoid folds, straps, pocket flaps and seams that could crush the mesh or hide a wing. Any custom size needs its own dimensioned proof.
Choose the background with the wing.
Pale mesh can vanish against a pale textile; a dark wing may merge into black fabric. Pin each proposed color to the actual production swatch and compare the outer crystal outline, open spaces and center stone under ordinary retail lighting.
Version record
- Marked reference image
- Receiving textile and shade
- Mesh, vein and body-stone colors
- Approved front and side sample
Do not infer the fastening from the front view.
The material record names rhinestone and felt fabric, while the photograph emphasizes an open wing face. Ask to see the finished reverse and select the attachment process for the receiving garment. Test the applied sample through the garment's expected handling and care before publishing any durability claim.
Release the sample only after movement checks.
Wear or flex the test garment where the butterfly will sit. Observe lifted wing corners, center-stone security and any mesh snag at adjacent layers. Keep a dated front, side and reverse image of the approved sample with its application instructions.
For a wholesale quote, confirm the site's current 50 MOQ against the number of appliques per colorway and any changed artwork or backing. Neither a photographed variant nor a historic record establishes today's lead time or price.
Batch receiving
Protect the open mesh profile through packing.
Ask how the selected butterfly will be separated or supported in transit. On arrival, lay examples flat beside the approved sample and look for compressed wings, curled mesh edges, missing outline stones and center-stone movement. Confirm the packing method only after it preserves the accepted silhouette.
Wing outline retained
Mesh edge undistorted
Crystal veins complete
Center stone secure
Compare a flatter botanical motif.
A rhinestone leaf reference creates a different silhouette and backing decision. Browse Rhinestone Patches when comparing how a dimensional motif occupies a garment panel.
Mesh butterfly FAQ
Is this applique confirmed to be iron-on?
No attachment method is established by the source record. Ask for the finished reverse, fixing instructions and an applied sample on your intended fabric.
Do all pictured butterflies have the same mesh color?
The photograph shows pale, dark and warm neutral treatments. Choose a marked image for the requested version and verify its mesh, edge and central stone on a physical sample.
Is 13 × 9 cm the guaranteed size of a custom version?
It is the recorded reference footprint. Request a dimensioned proof and confirm the finished outline for any change to color, shape or construction.