Swarovski Crystals for Costume Making
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Swarovski crystals for costume making are precision-cut Austrian crystals. Costume makers, theatrical wardrobe departments and independent designers use them across stage, film, TV, carnival and theatre. The full range covers hotfix and non hotfix flatbacks, sew-on stones, crystal beads, pearls, pendants, chatons, fancy stones and metal trimmings. That covers every costume embellishment need. Bluestreak Crystals is an official Swarovski Authorised Distribution Partner, and most orders ship the same or next working day. Bluestreak Crystals: Authorised Swarovski Distribution Partner Bluestreak Crystals is an official Swarovski Authorised Distribution Partner . We are one of a small number of approved suppliers worldwide allowed to sell the complete genuine Swarovski range for costume making. Every crystal comes straight from Swarovski Wattens in Austria, and each one is quality-checked. Why Use Swarovski Crystals for Costume Making? Costume work is demanding. Stage and film lighting, whether strong LED spotlights, theatrical lamps or location lighting, needs crystals that refract light well, so they read on camera or from the back of the room. Costumes are worn again and again. They face movement, sweat, contact and repeated cleaning, which tests both glue and stitching. Swarovski crystals are built for this. The patented 2088 Xirius Rose 16-facet starburst cut gives the highest light refraction of any flatback crystal on the market. That is the sparkle you can see under professional lighting at distance. And because colour and size stay consistent from batch to batch, you can reorder mid-production with no visible difference between old and new crystals. Swarovski Flatback Crystals for Costume Fabric Embellishment Swarovski flatback crystals are the base of professional costume work. They come in three application types, each suited to a different area or technique on the same costume: Swarovski hotfix crystals — the fastest and most-used method for large areas. A he