Knitted Jersey Interlining
Knitted Jersey Interlining is widely used in the chest and shoulder parts of jackets. It is especially preferred for lightweight fabrics and cost-effective garments.
This type of interlining provides fabrics with volume, resistance, and durability during processes such as sewing, washing, and ironing. It supports the garment’s shape, reduces wrinkling, and ensures a certain level of firmness and form.
Interlinings can be made from natural or synthetic fibers, and in recent years, are also commonly produced with nonwoven techniques. The application is best achieved using a heat press method, where the adhesive coating melts and bonds firmly to the fabric, ensuring long-lasting performance.
Applications:
- Jackets (especially chest and shoulder parts)
- Lightweight garments
- Cost-effective fashion production
Advantages:
- Provides stability and support to the garment
- Reduces wrinkling and enhances shape retention
- Lightweight and budget-friendly solution
- Easy to apply with heat-press methods
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