This document discusses interlining and interfacing used in apparel manufacturing. It defines interlining as an additional layer of fabric between the lining and outer shell, while interfacing is a material used between facings and the outer shell, such as on collars and cuffs. The document describes the two types of interlining as non-fusible and fusible, and lists common materials like cotton and synthetic fabrics. It explains that interlining and interfacing are used to support garments, control shape and areas, and reinforce components. The document provides examples of applications, such as using interfacing on jackets and interlining on kameez and lehangas.

1. INTERLINING AND
INTERFACING
By,
Jogi Swapna
Abishek Kshrotriiya
Amala Sukumar
Suhitha RamBabu
Vishwok San Sanyasi

2. CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Definitions
 Types
 Materials required
 Properties
 Applications
 Conclusion.

4. INTRODUTION
Interlining and Interfacing is a very important in
apparel manufacturing.
Stiffness
Support
Shapes

5. DEFINITIONS
 INTERLINING:
An interlining is an additional layer of fabric
between the lining and the outer shell of the garment.
 INTERFACING:
An interfacing is a woven or non-woven material
used between the facing and outer shell of the garment.
Ex: collar,cuff.

6. INTERLINING INTERFACING

7. TYPES OF INTERLINING
2Types
Non-fusible Fusible
• “Flame retardant” • It is used in ‘’ready to wear’’ and
‘’bespoke garment’’.
ADVANTAGES:-
• Simple and easy technique.
• No complex machinery is
used
DISADVATAGES:-
• Quality is not good.
• It consumes more time.
ADVANTAGES:-
• Productivity is high
• Time of fusing is less
• It is Cheap
DISADVANTAGES:-
• Requirement of temperature is
high
• Special care is needed

9. MATERIALS REQUIRED
INTERLINNING:-
 It is a kind of lining.
 It depends on the fabric.
 Used materials like cotton fabric and synthetic fabrics.
INTERFACING:-
 It is a kind of underlining.
 It gives stiffness.
 Types like woven , non woven ,and knitted.

11. PROPERTIES OF
INTERLINIG
 To support the garment.
 To control the shape of the garment.
 To control the area of the apparel.
 To reinforce the components of the garment.
 To ensure the anticipated look, quality and effect of the fabric.
 To improve garment performance ,Dwell time
 Roller pressure
 Fuse line temperature
 Fusing Condition like thermostat setting
 Bond Strength
 Surface appearance
 Dimensional change

12. PROPERTIES OF
INTERFACING
 High pressure .
 To support the garment.
 To control the shape of the garment.
 To control the area of the apparel.
 To reinforce the components of the garment.
 To improve garment performance
 Fuse line temperature
 Addind stiffness and shape to the garment.

14. APPLICATIONS OF INTER
FACING
 It is applied for making jackets .
 It is used in designer wears .
 It is normally used in collars , waist band, cuff, outer wear plackets,
front facing of coats, blazers, etc

16. APPLICATION OF
INTERLINING
 It is used on the unseen “ wrong side” of the facbric , to make an
area of a garment more rigid.
 Stiffen or add boby to fabric such as the inter linings is used in
kameez, kurthas, Lehangas, Cholis.