What Is Double Sided Interfacing and How Is It Used?
Double sided interfacing bonds two fabrics together and is commonly used as hot melt adhesive web in garment production.
Double sided interfacing bonds two fabrics together and is commonly used as hot melt adhesive web in garment production.
Horse hair canvas uses natural horsehair fibers to provide durable structure and natural shaping in tailored garments.
Heavy interfacing adds strong support to fabric, helping garments and structured products keep shape and improve durability.
Canvas interfacing adds strong structure and support, widely used in tailored garments and structured apparel.
Cotton interfacing offers natural support, soft hand feel, and reliable structure for garments and sewing applications.
Hair canvas gives suits natural shape, structure, and long-lasting performance in premium tailoring.
Weft interfacing adds soft structure and better hand feel, often used in coats and outerwear fabrics.
Tricot interfacing provides soft support and flexibility, ideal for garments that need shape without feeling too stiff.
Stretch interfacing adds support while keeping fabric flexible, ideal for knitwear and stretch garments.
Water soluble interfacing dissolves in water, widely used as embroidery backing for clean and soft results.