Meizi embroidery is a traditional decorative technique often used on Hanfu (Chinese traditional clothing). Unlike full-surface embroidery, meizi trims are narrow embroidered bands sewn onto garment edges such as collars, sleeves, or hems. In classical clothing, meizi embroidery symbolized refinement and attention to detail, reflecting the maker's artistry and the wearer's status. Today, it is widely used in both authentic Hanfu restoration and modern reinterpretations, blending tradition with fashion.