Non Woven Interlining Fabric for Garment Manufacturing

 

Garment manufacturers often need different supporting materials for different parts of a finished product. While heavier structural garments may require woven materials, non woven interlining fabric is particularly useful for smaller areas where controlled support and lighter construction are required. It can be used between fabric layers to add stability to specific garment components without relying on a heavier structural interlining.

Non woven fusible interlining is manufactured by bonding polyester fibres rather than weaving yarns together. One side is coated with a thermoplastic adhesive that allows the material to bond with fashion fabric when exposed to appropriate heat and pressure. This makes it practical for applications such as shirt collars, cuffs, plackets, waistbands, pockets, and selected jacket components.

Double Ghoda's non-woven range covers 30–82 GSM grades. The application guide lists 30–55 GSM for women's blouses, kurtas, and formal wear, 40–55 GSM for shirt and kurta plackets, and 40–60 GSM for collars and cuffs. For jacket small parts, the listed range is 50–70 GSM. These different grades allow manufacturers to choose a material based on the part being reinforced and the desired level of support.

Businesses looking for a non woven interlining fabric supplier in India can source from Double Ghoda's Bhiwandi, Maharashtra warehouse. The company states that it has more than 10 years of experience supplying India's garment trade and maintains ready stock for wholesale requirements. Manufacturers producing shirts, women's formal wear, jackets, kurtas, and other garments can review the available GSM grades and select the appropriate material for their production requirements.