WOVEN INTERLINING

Name: Woven Fusible Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Woven interlining is a material used to provide support, stability, and structure to various fabrics in sewing and tailoring projects. It is made of interlaced fibers that mimic the structure of woven fabrics, offering firm and durable support.

Composition:

• Material: Cotton, polyester, or fiber blends
• Adhesive: Thermoplastic polymer (usually polyethylene or polyamide copolymer) in the fusible version

Properties:

• Weight: Variable according to type (light, medium, heavy), typically between 50-150 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Firm and resistant, with a structure similar to woven fabrics

Applications:

• Reinforcement of specific areas of garments such as collars, cuffs, facings, and waistbands.
• Improves the stability and shape of woven and nonwoven fabrics.
• Used in high fashion projects, suit and jacket tailoring, and any garment that requires additional support.