Stitch patterns that turn a plain window panel into something your client actually notices. We stock embroidered curtain fabrics on voile, organza, and linen-look bases — floral, geometric, abstract — at wholesale pricing from our Petaling Jaya showroom.
Embroidered curtain fabric is exactly what the name says — thread stitched onto a base cloth to create a raised pattern. But the difference between a cheap embroidered panel and a well-made one is enormous. Thread tension, stitch density, backing quality, the base fabric itself. All of this affects how the finished curtain hangs, how light passes through the design, and whether the embroidery holds up after washing.
Most suppliers won't tell you this, but roughly 40% of embroidered curtain fabric complaints we hear from tukang jahit trace back to poor base fabric choice — not the embroidery itself. A dense floral stitch on a flimsy 35gsm voile will pucker at the seams within six months. That is why we carry embroidered panels starting from 65gsm base weight and above. It costs slightly more per metre, but the callbacks drop to nearly zero.
The embroidery process matters too. Our range uses multi-head Schiffli and shuttle embroidery machines, not single-needle setups. The result is tighter stitch registration, cleaner pattern edges, and consistent repeat alignment across a full 45-metre roll. You can cut anywhere on the roll and get matching panels. Try that with bargain embroidered fabric from the Jalan Ipoh fabric district and you will see the difference immediately.
For ID firms designing feature windows in a condo at Mont Kiara or a boutique hotel in Bangsar, embroidered curtain fabric adds visual interest without the heaviness of velvet curtain fabric or layered drapery. A single embroidered panel does the work of an entire multi-layer treatment. Light filters through the stitched pattern, casting soft shadows that shift as the sun moves. That effect cannot be replicated by printing or weaving alone.
We group our embroidered curtain fabrics into four style categories. Each fills a different design brief, and each behaves differently on the window. Knowing the distinction helps you spec the right fabric for your project without relying on guesswork or sending samples back and forth.
Leaves, vines, petals, trailing branches. This is the bread-and-butter of embroidered curtain fabric sales in Malaysia. Floral designs range from delicate single-colour tone-on-tone stitching to full multi-colour botanical compositions with 4 or 5 thread colours. The pattern repeat is typically 62cm to 68cm, and most of our floral embroidered fabrics come on voile bases in 280cm and 300cm widths.
Clean lines. Chevrons, hexagons, latticework, Greek key borders. Geometric embroidery appeals to modern and contemporary interior schemes — the kind of thing you see specified for serviced apartments in KLCC or minimalist landed homes in Damansara Heights. The stitch density is usually lighter than florals, which keeps the panel weight down around 85–110gsm total.
Irregular stitching, organic shapes, scattered motifs without a fixed repeat. Abstract embroidered fabric reads more like artwork than a traditional langsir. Interior designers use these for statement windows — a single panel in a lobby or a feature wall in a show unit. Pricing sits at the higher end because the stitch programming is more complex and wastage during production runs higher.
Same-colour or close-shade embroidery on matching base fabric. The pattern is there, but subtle — you notice it mainly through texture and shadow rather than colour contrast. Tonal embroidered panels pair well with linen curtain fabric on a second track. Popular in Scandinavian-influenced interiors and high-end residential projects where the brief calls for understated detail.
We carry roughly 187 active embroidered designs across these four categories. And that count changes — new designs arrive with each container from our mills in China and Turkey, while slow movers get cleared out at reduced pricing. Stock runs low before Hari Raya and CNY, so if you have a project timeline, book your fabric early.
The base fabric is half the equation. A gorgeous floral stitch on the wrong base cloth is just expensive disappointment. Here is how the three main base options compare for embroidered curtain fabric in the Malaysian market.
The workhorse. Polyester voile at 55–75gsm takes embroidery cleanly and drapes in soft folds. It lets the most light through, so the stitched pattern casts clear shadows on the floor when the sun hits. Voile-based embroidered fabric accounts for about 70% of what we sell. Price point starts from RM8 per metre at wholesale for simple designs, going up to RM12 for dense multi-colour work.
But voile has limits. Heavy embroidery on voile can cause the panel to hang unevenly — the stitched sections weigh more than the plain areas, pulling the fabric off-plumb. If the embroidery covers more than 60% of the panel surface, consider a heavier base instead.
Stiffer than voile, with a crisp hand feel and slight sheen. Organza holds its shape better under dense embroidery because the tighter weave resists distortion. The downside is less natural drape — organza-based embroidered panels look best in structured installations like fixed panels or tab-top treatments, not gathered on a standard curtain track.
Organza embroidered fabric is a favourite for hotel lobbies and function rooms. The way it catches light is different from voile — more luminous, almost glass-like. We keep 28 organza-based designs in ready stock, mostly in white, ivory, and champagne tones.
Not actual linen, but a polyester-viscose blend woven to mimic linen's natural slub texture. Heavier at 95–130gsm. This base suits tonal and textural embroidery styles where the fabric itself contributes to the visual effect. The extra weight means better drape even with heavy stitching, and the textured surface hides minor wrinkles between washes.
Linen-look embroidered panels are what ID firms spec for shophouse conversions in Bangsar and premium show units. The look reads expensive. And at RM12–15 per metre wholesale, it is still cheaper than actual linen curtain fabric with custom embroidery commissioned separately.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Base fabric types | Voile, organza, linen-look polyester blend |
| Composition | 100% polyester or polyester-viscose blend (base); polyester/rayon embroidery thread |
| Width | 280cm (110") and 300cm (118") standard; 137cm (54") for border designs |
| Weight range | 65 – 145 GSM (base + embroidery combined) |
| Pattern repeat | 62cm – 68cm typical (floral); varies for geometric/abstract |
| Colour fastness | Grade 4–5 (ISO 105-B02) on most designs |
| Wholesale pricing | RM8 – RM15 per metre depending on design complexity |
| MOQ | 50 metres per design (ready stock); 1 roll for indent orders |
| Care | Machine wash gentle 30°C (voile/organza); dry clean recommended (linen-look) |
| Supply area | Nationwide Malaysia, shipped from Petaling Jaya |
Embroidered curtain fabric solves specific design problems that plain sheers and printed fabrics cannot address. Here is why the trade keeps ordering it.
A single embroidered panel delivers texture, pattern, and dimension that would otherwise require two or three layers of plain fabric. For feature windows in a condo or hotel, this simplifies the track hardware and reduces installation cost while giving the client a richer visual result.
Embroidery on sheer bases creates shifting shadow patterns as sunlight moves across the window throughout the day. Printed fabrics cannot do this. The raised thread catches light at different angles, giving the curtain a three-dimensional quality that photographs well for project portfolios and show unit presentations.
Screen-printed patterns fade under UV exposure — a real concern in the Malaysian climate. Embroidered patterns are physical thread stitched into the fabric. The colour is in the fibre itself, not on the surface. Colour fastness typically grades at 4–5 under ISO 105-B02 testing, which means the pattern holds up for years even in west-facing windows.
Clients instinctively recognise embroidered fabric as higher-end. It feels crafted. For curtain makers and retailers, this translates to better margins per job compared to selling plain voile or basic dimout. The making-up charge stays the same, but you can bill more for the material because the perceived quality is genuinely higher.
Embroidered panels work as the sole window treatment or as a layer paired with blackout curtain fabric on a dual track. They suit S-fold, pencil pleat, tab-top, and rod pocket headings equally well. One fabric type, multiple installation methods — that flexibility matters when you are fitting out 200 units in a condo project.
Embroidered fabric sells from sample books far more effectively than plain fabric. Clients can feel the stitch texture, see the pattern detail, and compare designs side by side. We supply sample books to trade customers — it is the single most effective sales tool for curtain kedai kain looking to move beyond commodity voile pricing.
We split our embroidered curtain fabric supply into two channels: ready stock and indent orders. Understanding the difference saves you time and avoids disappointing your client mid-project.
These are designs and colourways we keep on shelves at our Taman Desaria warehouse. Walk in, check the sample book, confirm your quantity, and we cut same day or next day. Ready stock is ideal for retail curtain makers who need to fulfil orders within a week, or for project buyers who have already confirmed the design with their client and just need to collect.
We maintain ready stock on our 47 best-selling embroidered designs. The MOQ for ready stock is 50 metres per design. Smaller cuts are possible but attract a per-metre cutting charge.
For specific colourways not in ready stock, or for large project quantities exceeding what we hold, we process indent orders direct from the mill. Lead time is typically 45–60 days from order confirmation, though this stretches during peak season (September–November) and around CNY when factories in Zhejiang and Jiangsu shut down for 3–4 weeks. Container delays from Ningbo and Shanghai ports can add another 7–14 days on top.
Indent MOQ is one full roll, usually 45–50 metres. And here is a tip that saves headaches: always order 8–10% more than your calculated requirement. Embroidered fabric from different production runs can show slight colour variation in the base cloth, even with the same dye lot reference. Better to have a few extra metres than to chase a top-up order that arrives in a visibly different shade.
The fastest route is WhatsApp. Send us the design reference (from our sample book or a photo of what you want), your quantity in metres, and your delivery location. We will confirm availability, pricing, and estimated delivery within one working day. For walk-in customers in PJ, come to the showroom at Lot 1509, Batu 8, Jalan Klang Lama. We are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm, and Saturday till 2pm.
Answers to what curtain makers, retailers, and ID firms ask us most about embroidered curtain fabric supply.
Embroidered curtain fabrics are typically stitched onto three base types: voile (lightweight polyester, most common), organza (stiffer with a slight sheen), and linen-look polyester blend (textured, heavier drape). The base fabric affects the overall weight, transparency, and drape of the finished panel. Voile-based embroidery is the most popular for residential day curtains in Malaysia.
Most embroidered curtain fabrics come in 280cm (110") or 300cm (118") widths, suitable for floor-to-ceiling windows common in Malaysian condominiums and landed homes. Some specialty embroidered panels with border designs are produced in 54-inch width and sold per metre for custom cutting by the tukang jahit.
Yes. Artwork Fabrics supplies embroidered curtain fabric at wholesale prices to curtain makers, furnishing retailers, interior designers, and project contractors across Malaysia. Our showroom at Lot 1509, Jalan Klang Lama, Taman Desaria carries sample books for walk-in viewing, and we ship nationwide. WhatsApp us to check current ready stock designs and pricing.
Wholesale pricing ranges from roughly RM8 to RM15 per metre depending on base fabric, embroidery density, and thread count. Simple tonal embroidery on voile starts at the lower end, while dense multi-colour floral embroidery on linen-look bases costs more. Contact us for current pricing on specific designs — prices can shift when new stock arrives from the mill.
Yes, walk-ins are welcome. We are at Lot 1509, Batu 8, Jalan Klang Lama, Taman Desaria, 46150 Petaling Jaya. Open Monday to Friday 9am–6pm and Saturday 9am–2pm. We keep sample books with the full embroidered range so you can feel the weight, check stitch quality, and compare designs side by side before committing to a bulk order.
For ready stock designs, the MOQ is 50 metres per design. Smaller quantities may be available for certain designs at adjusted pricing with a cutting charge. For indent orders with custom colourways, the MOQ is one full roll — roughly 45–50 metres. Contact us to discuss your specific quantity needs.
Embroidered curtain fabric needs to be seen and touched — photos do not capture the stitch texture or the way light plays through the pattern. Drop by Jalan Klang Lama or WhatsApp us to arrange sample books for your next project.