Garment

Garment shaping & stiffness

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.

Drapability improvement

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.

Durability & wear resistance

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.

Wrinkle resistance

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.