Woven Interlining

Woven Fusible Interlining and Woven Interfacing

Woven interlining uses interlaced warp and weft yarns to provide garment support. Compare the base fabric, composition, weight, adhesive coating and handfeel of the selected model. A fusible interfacing must be matched to the shell fabric and production process.

Compare Plain-Weave, Twill and Related Series

• PA double-dot plain-weave interlining: review the individual model specification and fabric-matching information.
• Twill woven fusible interlining: compare structure, weight and handle for the intended garment area.
• Tricot Series 4 and Knitting Series 1 are also listed in this catalogue. Confirm each model's construction separately; woven and knitted structures should not be treated as interchangeable.

Shirt, Suit and Coat Applications

For shirt collars, cuffs and plackets, consider the required edge, stiffness and handfeel. For suits and tailored jackets or coats, assess support, drape and appearance with the actual outer fabric.

Establish Fusing and Care Conditions by Trial

Use current model guidance and calibrated equipment to establish temperature, pressure and time. Assess the bonded panel after cooling and under the intended washing or dry-cleaning conditions before bulk production. Read the interlining fusing and selection FAQ for trial planning.

Request woven interlining samples with fabric details, the garment area, target handfeel, care requirements and order quantity.