- Bruges Lace
- BRUGES LACEA fine lace tape similar to Duchesse Lace, used for expensive dresses as trimmings. Coarser varieties (thicker thread) are used for table sets, etc.
Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.
Bruges Lace
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