Croft Mill

Interfacing Fabric

Browse our range of interfacing fabrics, used to add firmness and structure to garments. We have a great range of sew in interfacings in various weights and materials. Used as an additional layer that is applied to the inside of garments; such as collars, cuffs, waistbands and pockets, helping to add firmness, shape, structure, and support to the cloth.

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Double Sided - Iron On Interfacing
Part number
1507E03

Double Sided - Iron On Interfacing

150cm wide, double-sided iron on interfacing in a soft white hue made from cotton, ideal for making waistcoats and jackets!
Price incl. VAT
£9.50 per metre
Sew In Interfacing - Heavy Cotton
Part number
1507E02

Sew In Interfacing - Heavy Cotton

136cm wide, tightly woven cotton sew in interface fabric in white, this heavy cloth is stiff and strong!
Price incl. VAT
£9.00 per metre
Sew-in Interfacing
Part number
X5h

Sew-in Interfacing

90cm wide 100% Cotton medium weight sew-in interfacing from France
Price incl. VAT
£7.75 per metre
Black Lightweight Cotton Iron On Interfacing
Part number
X5d

Black Lightweight Cotton Iron On Interfacing

Black lightweight cotton iron on interfacing for adding body to and reinforcing small parts in blouses or dresses.
Price incl. VAT
£6.95 per metre
White Lightweight Cotton Iron on Interfacing
Part number
1164

White Lightweight Cotton Iron on Interfacing

White Lightweight Cotton Iron on Interfacing. Voile Weight.
Price incl. VAT
£6.95 per metre
Interlining - Our Interfacing Products
Part number
X5

Interlining - Our Interfacing Products

Various interfacing and interlining products and fabrics different weights for making skirts dresses bags hats suits
Price incl. VAT
£2.50 per metre

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.