Lace Dirndl

Lace Dirndl – when the craftsmanship shows

A lace dirndl is not simply a dirndl with a decorative detail. Good lace on a dirndl is a mark of craftsmanship. It requires precision in finishing, quality materials and a sense of where it sits well and where it does not. The result is a piece that immediately looks more festive, more refined and more considered than a dirndl without lace.

20 lace dirndl in the collection, from delicate white-lace bodice pieces to styles with black lace details at the neckline and apron. For weddings as a guest, for tracht balls and for those who want something special.

Where Does the Lace Sit on a Lace Dirndl?

Not every lace dirndl places the lace in the same spot. The most common variants:

• Lace bodice: The entire bodice is made from lace fabric or overlaid with lace. The strongest use of lace, looks very festive and refined.
• Lace at the neckline: Only the neckline of the bodice is trimmed with lace. A subtler effect, good for dirndl intended for many different occasions.
• Lace apron: The apron itself is made from lace fabric. Very feminine and romantic. White lace aprons have a bridal quality.
• Lace blouse: Not on the dirndl itself but on the blouse worn with it. This option works with any dirndl as the lace comes from the blouse.

Lace Dirndl: For Which Occasion?

Lace dirndl are by definition more festive than plain styles. They suit:

• Weddings as a guest (or as the bride in tracht style)
• Tracht balls and festive evening events
• Corporate tracht events
• Kirchweih and harvest festivals
• Oktoberfest: for those who want to stand out from the crowd, a lace dirndl is the right choice

More on festive dirndl in the Exclusive Dirndl Collection.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lace Dirndl