Non-Fusible Interfacing
Single-Sided Non-Fusible Interfacing
A type of interfacing that provides light support to the fabric, fixed with stitching, and is flexible in only one direction. It is generally used to shape lightweight and flexible fabrics.
Double-Sided Non-Fusible Interfacing
A type of interfacing that is flexible and durable in both directions, fixed with stitching. It maintains the shape of the fabric and prevents shrinkage; preferred for garments such as jackets, skirts, and shirts.
Thin Non-Fusible Interfacing
A lightweight and thin type of interfacing that is fixed with stitching. It provides minimal support to the fabric and is used especially for shape retention in lightweight or thin fabrics.
Thick / Medium Thickness Interfacing
A type of interfacing that is stiffer and more durable, fixed with stitching. It provides strong support and shape to garments; preferred for jackets, skirts, and heavy fabrics.
Knit Non-Fusible Interfacing
A flexible type of interfacing that is fixed with stitching. It adapts to moving fabrics and is used for shape retention in garments that require flexibility.
Woven Non-Fusible Interfacing
A type of interfacing that is firm and durable, fixed with stitching. It is generally preferred for areas of garments that require shape retention, such as collars and cuffs.
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