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Interfacing fabric is a material used in sewing and tailoring to provide additional structure and support to fabric. It is often used to stiffen or reinforce areas of a garment, such as a collar and cuffs, to help maintain their shape and appearance. Interfacing can be made from a variety of materials, including woven or non-woven fabrics, and may be either fusible (adhesive on one side) or sew-in (without adhesive).
Fusible interfacing is the most commonly used type of interfacing and is designed to be ironed onto the wrong side of a garment fabric. The adhesive side of the interfacing is activated by heat, causing it to bond with the fabric and provide support. Fusible interfacing is available in different weights, which can affect the stiffness and drape of the fabric, and can be made from materials such as polyester or cotton.
Sew-in interfacing is used when the garment will be exposed to high temperatures or if the garment fabric is not suitable for fusing. Sew-in interfacing is sewn onto the wrong side of the garment fabric and provides support in the same way as fusible interfacing.
When choosing an interfacing fabric, it is important to consider factors such as the type of garment being made, the weight and drape of the fabric, and the desired level of support and stiffness.
Fashion Fusing Interlining is a kind of high frequency fusing interlining, which is made from 100% polyester with a medium density of composite. It's durable, has a little stiffness to retain shape and falls off well after washing or steeling. The unique construction makes it strong, wrinkle resistant and permits a sharp crease at the seams. With a medium hand feel, the Polyester Heavy Weight Fashion Clothing Double Dot Interlining is perfect for fusing small parts on the dress, suit, coat and jacket to retain a good shape.
