Applications

Interlinings help maintain the shape of shoe uppers, ensuring they don't easily deform during wearing. For example, in leather shoes, the interlining reinforces the toe cap area, keeping it in a proper arc shape for a neat and stylish look, and also supports the overall structure of the shoe to enhance durability.

It can improve the comfort inside the shoes. Some interlinings with good breathability and soft texture are used in the shoe lining, which can absorb sweat, reduce friction between the foot and the shoe, and make walking more comfortable, especially suitable for sports shoes and casual shoes.

In the process of shoe making, interlinings assist in the adhesion of different layers of materials (such as upper, lining, etc.). They can make the bonding between layers more stable, prevent delamination, and ensure the shoes have a solid structure, which is very important for the quality of shoes like high - heeled shoes with complex structures.

Certain interlinings can help manage moisture inside shoes. By absorbing and wicking away moisture, they keep the shoe interior dry, reducing the risk of odor and bacterial growth, which is beneficial for maintaining foot health, especially in shoes that are worn for long periods.

Interlinings are used to give garments a nice shape and appropriate stiffness. In suits, for instance, the interlining in the collar and front panels makes the collar stand upright and the front look flat and neat, enhancing the overall tailored appearance and making the suit more formal and stylish.

It can optimize the drapability of fabrics. For dresses and skirts, using suitable interlinings can make the fabric hang more naturally and elegantly, showing a better silhouette, whether it's a flowing chiffon dress or a structured wool skirt.

Interlinings add durability to garments. In areas prone to wear, like the cuffs and hems of shirts, interlinings can reduce friction and wear, making the garment last longer, which is practical for daily - worn clothes such as work shirts and casual tops.

They contribute to wrinkle resistance. Garments with interlinings are less likely to wrinkle, keeping a neat look throughout the day. This is especially valuable for business attire and formal wear, reducing the need for frequent ironing.

Interlinings are used in car interiors to enhance comfort and tactile feel. In car seats, soft and breathable interlinings can make the seats more comfortable to sit on, reducing the stuffy feeling during long - term driving, and also improve the touch of the seat surface, giving a more luxurious feel.

They can help with noise reduction and heat insulation inside the car. Interlinings installed in car door panels and roof linings can absorb and block external noise, creating a quieter driving environment, and also reduce heat transfer, keeping the car interior temperature more stable, which is beneficial for energy - saving air - conditioning operation.

Interlinings assist in shaping car interior components and improving aesthetics. In car dashboards and door trims, they help these parts maintain a smooth and neat shape, enhancing the overall interior design sense, and can also be used to cover up unevenness of the base materials, making the interior look more refined.

Some special interlinings for cars have fire - resistant properties. In case of fire danger in the car, they can slow down the spread of flames, providing more escape time for passengers, and also meet the strict fire - safety regulations of the automotive industry, ensuring driving safety.

Interlinings used in medical textiles, such as in surgical gowns and patient bedding, play a role in hygiene and infection control. They can be made of antibacterial materials to prevent the growth of bacteria, reducing the risk of cross - infection in medical environments, ensuring a clean and safe environment for patients and medical staff.

In wound dressings, some soft and breathable interlinings can be used as the contact layer with the wound. They are gentle on the wound, absorb wound exudate, keep the wound moist for healing, and also provide a protective barrier to prevent external contamination, helping wounds recover better.

Interlinings are applied in medical devices to improve patient comfort. In orthopedic braces and supports, soft interlinings can reduce skin irritation and pressure sores caused by long - term wearing, making patients more comfortable during treatment and rehabilitation, which is conducive to the smooth progress of the treatment process.

Certain medical interlinings have good absorbency for fluid management. In incontinence products and medical absorbent pads, they can quickly absorb and lock in body fluids, keeping the patient's skin dry, reducing the risk of skin problems, and also maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of the medical product.