Dressmaker Trims & Lace
Quick answer: trims and lace are the decorative finish applied after sewing. They complete a design's look and answer the brief's accessory line — add them knowingly, not by default.
Where trims fit in the loop
After sewing (see Sewing), the finishing step adds trims, lace and decorative accessories. The official content depth counts 350+ accessories; trims and lace are part of that finishing layer and appear in the official patch context (Build 403 / 410 shipped fixes/UX updates).
Applying trims — step by step
- Finish all seams first — trims come after assembly.
- Choose lace or trim to match the design and the brief's accessory line.
- Apply it in the finishing UI and check the result against the look you planned.
- Skip trims when the brief or design does not call for them — extras cost budget.
Common trim mistakes
| Mistake | Fix |
|---|---|
| Trims added by default | Only add what the design/brief calls for |
| Lace colour clash | Match lace to the fabric palette before applying |
| Budget surprise | Check trim cost against the client budget early |
Unverified details
Per-item trim/lace names, prices and effect values are Unverified — do not rely on this yet until the release-version UI is recorded.
Will this change after official updates?
Trims and lace are a common patch target (new items, UX). This page is re-verified after official patches that mention trims, lace or accessories.
Sources & verification note
Source 1: official gameplay description + patch notes context. Source 2: release-version finishing UI. Item-level data stays unverified.
FAQ
Common questions about this topic.
Are trims required on every piece?
No. Add them when the design or brief calls for them; unplanned extras cost budget.
When do I apply lace?
After sewing, in the finishing step — never before the seams are done.
How many accessories are there?
350+, per the official Steam listing.