Woven Interlining
Enhancing Every Garment
Choose overcoat interlining for the shell fabric, garment area and degree of support required. Compare UBL's Series 7 twill woven interlining and Series 4 tricot interlining using the specification of the individual model, rather than a general recommendation for every coat fabric.
Fabric and construction: Share the shell-fabric composition, weight, stretch and finish, and identify whether the material is for the front, lapel, collar or a local reinforcement area. Assess the hand feel and drape of a sample before selecting the construction.
Trial and care: Confirm the selected model's processing guidance. For a fusible construction, trial the fabric and interlining together on the intended equipment, then assess bonding, surface appearance and dimensional change after the intended care process. Processing conditions and care performance must be established for that combination.
Next step: Send the garment area, fabric details, desired hand feel, care requirements, preferred model if known, required width, estimated quantity and destination. Ask UBL about overcoat interlining selection and samples, or compare suit interlining applications.
Compare Series 7 twill woven and Series 4 tricot models for the required coat area. Confirm composition, weight, width and coating in the selected model's current specification.
Check the required support, drape and surface appearance on your own shell fabric. Assess the selected combination after the intended care process before bulk production.
Share your coat fabric, garment area, care requirements, target hand feel and estimated quantity. Contact UBL about model information and samples.
