Special Interlining

Product Features

Our special interlining for coats is developed with carefully selected materials and optimized construction.

Key features include:

• High Dimensional Stability: Engineered to resist shrinkage, stretching, and distortion under heat, pressure, and repeated wear.

• Excellent Adhesion Performance: Compatible with modern fusing processes, ensuring strong and uniform bonding with shell fabrics.

• Soft yet Supportive Hand Feel: Provides firmness where needed while maintaining a smooth and comfortable touch.

• Breathability: Allows air circulation to improve wearing comfort, even in heavier outerwear applications.

• Wash and Dry-Clean Resistance: Maintains performance and appearance after multiple cleaning cycles.

• Customizable Options: Available in various weights, stiffness levels, and compositions to match different coat designs and fabric types.

Product Specifications and Parameters

Our special interlining for coats is produced in a range of specifications to meet diverse application needs:

• Material Composition: Polyester, polyamide, viscose blends, or customized fiber combinations

• Construction Type: Woven, non-woven, or knitted interlining

• Weight Range: Typically 40–150 g/m² (custom weights available upon request)

• Width: Standard widths of 90 cm, 112 cm, or customized widths

• Color Options: White, black, charcoal, and custom-dyed colors

• Adhesive Type (for fusible interlining): Polyamide (PA), polyethylene (PE), or polyester (PES)

• Fusing Temperature: Generally 120–150°C (depending on adhesive type)

• Fusing Time: 10–18 seconds

• Fusing Pressure: 2–4 bar

All products are tested for bonding strength, dimensional stability, and durability before delivery.

Applicable Industries

Our special interlining for coats is suitable for a wide range of industries, including:

• Apparel and Garment Manufacturing

• Fashion and Luxury Brands

• Tailoring and Bespoke Clothing

• Uniform and Workwear Production

• OEM and ODM Outerwear Manufacturing

The product supports both mass production and high-end customized garment applications.

Why is the feel important for outerwear?

Outerwear fabrics are typically thick, soft, and have a nap or texture.

If the support layer is too stiff, it will alter the fabric's inherent properties.

For example, a soft wool coat might need enough stiffness to maintain its front shape, but the customer may still want it to have a soft, natural feel.

Therefore, buyers should check the overall feel after bonding, not just the lining roll.

What is the function of an outerwear lining?

An outerwear lining is placed inside specific areas of the outerwear to provide structure and shape.

These common areas include:

• The outerwear front placket

• The collar

• The lapel

• The chest area

• The finishing

• The cuffs

• Some pocket areas

Its purpose is not merely to make the outerwear stiffer.

A good lining should support the garment while allowing the outer fabric to maintain its intended look and movement.

This is especially important for wool, wool blends, and other heavier outerwear fabrics.