Thermal Bond Nonwoven Interlining
Thermal Bond Nonwoven Interlining is engineered using advanced thermal bonding techniques. It’s lightweight, smooth, and highly breathable, which ensures optimal comfort and seamless integration into garments. This interlining is widely used in both men’s and women’s apparel for full fronts, collars, and other small parts of clothing.
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Thermal Bond Nonwoven Interlining Product Highlights
- Lightweight & Smooth: This interlining provides a soft and smooth finish, ensuring great comfort and an enhanced garment appearance.
- Highly Breathable: Designed with air-permeable fibers, it’s perfect for lightweight and breathable clothing.
- Reliable Adhesion: The heat-bonding technology ensures a uniform and secure bond with a wide range of fabric types.
- Incredibly Versatile: It’s suitable for a variety of garment designs, including blouses, casual wear, and tailored clothing.
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| Material | 100% Polyester / 50% Polyester + 50% Nylon / 20% Polyester + 80% Nylon |
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| Width | 90cm, 100cm, 150cm |
| Color | White, Optical White, Charcoal, Grey, Black |
| Weight | 24gsm – 85gsm |
| MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) | 1000 meters |
| Certificates | OEKO-TEX, SGS, GRS |
| Price | 0.3 – 2.0 USD per meter |
| Packaging | PE plastic bag and Nylon bag; the roll packed by transparent strong plastic bag, the outside by strong woven polybag. |
| Transportation | By sea, air, or express |
| Payment Terms | L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union |
| Delivery Time | 7-15 days |
| Monthly Production | 1,000,000 meters |
| Roll Length | 100 meters per roll |
| Thermal Properties | Fusing temperature range: 110-130掳C |
| Features | Lightweight, durable, strong bonding properties, available in multiple color options, resistant to enzyme and garment washing. |
| Applications | Full front and small parts of garments, suitable for enzyme wash products, low melt fusing products, leather fabric applications. |
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