Interlinings
Interlinings
The interweaves are ideal materials for footwear and clothing, are recommended for use in strong, buttress, insoles, heel, lining, collar, fin and cuff.
Interlining is a fabric that is used on the dark or “wrong” side of the fabric to harden the areas of the garment.
In the market we manage to find different types of Interlining, depending on the functionality of its utility or application that we will perform. So we have the opportunity to find them in different thicknesses, from the finest to the thickest and stiffest, in various colors, the most common being white and black, and whether they are thermofuses or not, the most famous are thermofuses. Ease of application, therefore, allow you to do the work without sewing.
TYPES OF INTERLININGS
- 100% cotton fabrics
- A variety of fabrics, widths, and weights
Gabardine fabric
— 70 cm
— 160 cm
Flannel fabric
— 11 and 14 frames per inch
Blanket fabric
— 160 gr/m2
Canapin fabric
— 180 gr/m2
— 250 gr/m2
— 300 gr/m2
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Dyeing
Plush
Laminated fabric
Gabardine
The gabardine is a fabric that predominates for being dense, thick and finished. It can be made of cotton, wool or synthetics. It is characterized, in particular, by the presence of a square with fabrics arranged diagonally.
Blanket Fabric
Blanket fabric is Mexico’s most classic fabric, made of 100% pure cotton, which makes this material completely ecological and environmentally friendly, versatile, lightweight, durable, breathable and comfortable.
Jersey
This fabric has achieved so much fame in the fashion world that it is highly desired by various clothing brands, who do not stop using it every day in their collections, as it is a fabric that will continue to be fashionable. In this article we will talk about the properties of jersey fabric so that you know the benefits of this wonderful fabric.
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