Collars, cuffs and plackets play an important role in a shirt’s appearance. Interlining can help these components maintain their intended shape, but the material must be suitable for the shirt fabric and the required finish. Manufacturers producing different shirt styles should avoid assuming that one interlining grade will work equally well across every fabric combination.
Non-woven fusible interlining is made from bonded fibres rather than woven yarns. The appropriate grade depends on its weight, coating and intended use. For example, a material selected for a particular collar construction may not provide the same result when used with a different fabric. Manufacturers should identify the component and the level of support required before choosing the material.
When purchasing, confirm the GSM, composition, colour, adhesive coating, width and roll length. These details are especially important for factories managing several material options at once. Follow the supplier’s fusing guidance when evaluating a sample, and inspect the bonded fabric for surface appearance, adhesion and the desired hand-feel. Document the approved specification so that the same grade can be identified for repeat production.
When comparing fusible interlining suppliers, shirt manufacturers should request information for the specific non-woven grade rather than a broad product description. Businesses searching for an interlining fabric manufacturer India should also verify the available product range and order terms.
Double Ghoda supplies non-woven interlining in black and white, made from bonded polyester fibres with PES adhesive coating. The range includes 30–80/82 GSM options in 90-metre rolls with a width of 100 cm, available to wholesale buyers subject to the minimum order quantity.