Cotton Interlining

Cotton Fusible Interlinings with adhesion provided by High Density Polyethylene, Low Density Polyethylene and Polyamide Cotton interlining is used between two fabrics to give a more firm and structured look to the garment. These are used in the detailed area of the garment such as the front of the coat, collar, cuff and pocket flaps and further help the component of the garment with extra-wearing stress such as neckline, pockets, waistband and buttons, to retain the shape. To maintain the stiffness and stability of the collar, one should use hard interlining made up of 100 per cent cotton. Stiffness of the cotton interlining does not let it get easily distorted while being worn or cleaned by the wearer. Thereby, it exerts maximum control on shrinkage and shape retention. The lightweight cotton fusible interlining with soft touch is the perfect solution to achieve the aesthetic requirement and the stretch for the collar patch keeps the softness intact with perfect resilience. Another solution is using the interlining made from natural fibres (such as wool, silk and veg), but these kind of interlinings are not very well known for their soft handle and feel. However, with rapidly evolving innovations, it has become possible to use different weaves like broken twill or fabric.