Name: Cap Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Cap interlining is a material used to provide support, structure, and shape to caps and hats. This interlining is designed to maintain the shape of the cap over time, offering durability and a professional finish.

Composition:

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

Properties:

• Weight: Medium to heavy, typically between 70-150 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Firm and rigid to provide structural support

Applications:

• Reinforcement of caps, hats, and other headwear that require a rigid structure.
• Improves durability and maintains the shape of the cap, preventing deformation with use.
• Used in high fashion and casual headwear, providing excellent structure and a professional finish.

Name: Shirt Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Shirt interlining is a material used to provide support and structure to shirt collars, cuffs, and other areas that require additional reinforcement. This interlining is formulated to maintain the shape and durability of these areas over time and withstand multiple washes and uses.

Composition:

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

Properties:

• Weight: Medium to heavy, typically between 70-150 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Firm and rigid to provide structural support

Applications:

• Reinforcement of collars and cuffs of shirts, blouses, and other garments that require a rigid structure.
• Improves durability and maintains the shape of the collar, preventing deformation with use and washes.
• Used in high fashion and formal garment tailoring where an impeccable and durable finish is required.

Name: Double Sided adhesive Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Double-sided adhesive interlining is a material used to provide support and structure to fabrics in sewing and tailoring projects. This interlining features adhesive on both sides, allowing it to adhere to two layers of fabric simultaneously.

Composition:

• Material: Polyester, cotton, or fiber blends
• Adhesive: Thermoplastic polymer (usually polyethylene or polyamide copolymer) on both sides

Properties:

• Weight: Variable according to type (light, medium, heavy), typically between 30-100 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black, gray (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Smooth, rough (varies according to the type of fabric and adhesive)

Applications:

• Union of two layers of fabric in sewing applications, crafts, and upholstery.
• Reinforcement of specific areas of garments such as collars, cuffs, facings, and waistbands. Improves the stability and shape of light fabrics.
• Used in crafts, sewing, and tailoring projects.

Name: Canvas Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Canvas interlining is a high-quality material used to provide structure, support, and shape to garments in tailoring. This interlining is characterized by its rigidity and durability, offering excellent support to areas such as lapels and jacket fronts.

Composition:

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

Properties:

• Weight: Medium to heavy, typically between 100-300 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: Natural (white, beige), black
• Texture: Firm, rigid, and slightly rough

Applications:

• Reinforcement of lapels, fronts, and collars of jackets, coats, and high fashion suits.
• Used in tailoring structured garments that require precise and durable shaping.
• Ideal for bespoke tailoring, providing exceptional drape and structure.

Name: Nonwoven Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Nonwoven interlining is a material used to provide support, stability, and structure to various fabrics in sewing and tailoring projects. It is made from fibers bonded together through mechanical, chemical, or thermal processes, offering a lightweight and versatile support.

Composition:

• Material: Polyester, viscose, 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 30-150 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Soft, light, and slightly rigid

Applications:

• Reinforcement of specific areas of garments such as collars, cuffs, facings, and waistbands.
• Improves the stability and shape of light to medium fabrics.
• Stabilization of fabrics for machine and hand embroidery, preventing them from stretching or distorting during the process.
• Used in tailoring, crafts, accessories, and sewing projects that require additional support.

Name: Embroidery Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Pellon nonwoven polypropylene embroidery interlining is an essential material used to provide support and stability to fabrics during the embroidery process. This interlining prevents the fabric from stretching or shifting, ensuring clean and professional embroidery.

Composition:

• Material: Nonwoven polypropylene
• Adhesive: Non-adhesive

Properties:

• Weight: Light to medium, typically between 15-40 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Soft, light, and slightly rigid

Applications:

• Stabilization of fabrics for machine and hand embroidery.
• Prevención de estiramientos y deformaciones de la tela durante el proceso de bordado.
• Used in the back part of the fabric to provide additional stability.
• Ideal for delicate and light fabrics that require support during embroidery, such as silk, chiffon, and other lightweight fabrics.

Name: Nonwoven Polypropylene Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Nonwoven polypropylene interlining is a material used in tailoring to provide support and structure to fabrics. Made from polypropylene fibers bonded through chemical, thermal, or mechanical processes, this interlining is lightweight, strong, and versatile.

Composition:

• Material: Nonwoven polypropylene
• Adhesive: Thermoplastic polymer (usually polyethylene or polyamide copolymer) in the fusible version

Properties:

• Weight: Light, typically between 15-70 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Soft, light, and slightly rigid

Applications:

• Reinforcement of specific areas of garments such as collars, cuffs, facings, and waistbands.
• Improves the stability and shape of light to medium fabrics.
• Used in tailoring, crafts, accessories, and sewing projects that require additional support.

Name: Suit Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Suit interlining is a specialized material used to provide structure, support, and shape to the front part of jackets and suits. This type of interlining is essential in high-quality tailoring as it helps maintain the garment's shape and gives a professional finish.

Composition:

• Material: Blend of horsehair, wool, cotton, and/or polyester
• Adhesive: Non-adhesive (generally hand or machine sewn)

Properties:

• Weight: Medium to heavy, typically between 150-300 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: Natural (white, beige), black
• Texture: Firm, rigid, and slightly rough, with a structure that provides support and shape

Applications:

• Reinforcement of the front part of jackets, coats, and suits.
• Improves durability and maintains the shape of the garment, preventing deformation with use.
• Ideal for high fashion and bespoke tailoring, providing excellent structure and a professional finish.

Name: Horsehair Interlining Canva - Pellon Interfacin

Description: Horsehair canvas interlining, also known as canvas, is a high-quality material primarily used in tailoring and high fashion suit making. This interlining is characterized by its rigidity, durability, and ability to provide excellent structure to garments, especially in areas such as lapels and jacket fronts.

Composition:

• Material: Blend of horsehair and cotton or polyester
• Adhesive: Non-adhesive (generally hand or machine sewn)

Properties:

• Weight: Medium to heavy, typically between 100-300 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: Natural (white, beige) and sometimes dyed black
• Texture: Firm, rigid, and slightly rough due to horsehair fibers

Applications:

• Reinforcement of lapels, fronts, and collars of jackets, coats, and high fashion suits.
• Used in tailoring structured garments that require precise and durable shaping.
• Ideal for bespoke tailoring, providing exceptional drape and structure.

Name: Collar Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Collar interlining is a specialized material designed to provide rigidity, structure, and durability to the collars of shirts, blouses, and other garments. This interlining is formulated to maintain the shape of the collar over time and withstand multiple washes and uses.

Composition:

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

Properties:

• Weight: Medium to heavy, typically between 70-150 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black, gray (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Firm and rigid to provide structural support

Applications:

• Reinforcement of collars of shirts, blouses, jackets, and other garments that require a rigid structure.
• Improves durability and maintains the shape of the collar, preventing deformation with use and washes.
• Used in high fashion and formal garment tailoring where an impeccable and durable finish is required.

Name: Fusible Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Fusible interlining is a material used to provide support, reinforcement, and structure to fabrics in garments and sewing projects. It adheres to the fabric through heat, usually using an iron.

Composition:

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

Properties:

• Weight: Variable according to type (light, medium, heavy), typically between 30-100 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Smooth, rough (varies according to the type of fabric and adhesive)

Applications:

• Reinforcement of specific areas of garments such as collars, cuffs, facings, and waistbands.
• Improves the stability and shape of light fabrics.
• Used in crafts, sewing, and tailoring projects.

Name: Elastic Woven Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Elastic woven interlining is a material used to provide support and structure to elastic and knit fabrics while maintaining their flexibility and elasticity. Ideal for applications in garments that require fit and comfort.

Composition:

• Material: Polyester, spandex, or fiber blends
• Adhesive: Thermoplastic polymer (usually polyethylene or polyamide copolymer)

Properties:

• Weight: Medium to heavy, typically between 70-150 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Soft and elastic

Applications:

• Reinforcement of specific areas of elastic garments such as cuffs, waistbands, and facings.
• MImproves the stability and shape of knit and elastic fabrics without losing flexibility.
• Ideal for sportswear, underwear, and fitted garments that require support and elasticity.

Name: Woven Fusible Interlining - Pellon Interfacing

Description: Description: Weft insert interlining is a specialized material that provides stability and support to fabrics in tailoring projects. It is characterized by having threads inserted in the weft, which adds strength and structure without compromising the fabric's flexibility.

Composition:

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

Properties:

• Weight: Light to medium, typically between 40-80 g/m²
• Width: 90 cm, 150 cm (variable depending on the manufacturer)
• Color: White, black (other colors may be available)
• Texture: Soft with reinforcement threads in the weft

Applications:

• Reinforcement of specific areas of garments such as collars, cuffs, facings, and waistbands.
• Improves the stability and shape of light to medium fabrics, especially those that require additional support in certain directions.
• Used in tailoring projects that require a combination of support and flexibility, such as blouses, dresses, and light jackets.

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.