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Interfacing

Interfacing

If you're looking for a fabric that will help give your garments a more polished look, interfacing is a great option. It's often used on collars, cuffs, waistbands and pockets, providing additional structure and support.

This ensures that your clothes retain their shape and look neat and tailored. Interfacing comes in different weights and stiffness’s, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.

With interfacing, you can create well-crafted garments that look professional and put-together.

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There are a few different types of interfacing fabrics, but they can broadly be classified into two categories: woven and non-woven. Woven interfacing is made from yarns that are interlaced to form a fabric, whereas non-woven interfacing is made from fibres that are bonded together by heat, pressure, or chemicals. Different fabrics will require different types of interfacing, so it's important to choose the right one for the project you're working on.

Interfacing fabrics can be found in a variety of weights and colours. The weight is generally determined by the number of threads per square inch, with heavier fabrics being more supportive. The colour of the interfacing will usually be white or black, although other colours are sometimes available. It's important to choose an interfacing that matches the colour of the fabric you're using it with, as this will help it to blend in and not be visible from the outside.

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