Shirt

Shirt interlining is interlining used to shape the collar, front placket, and cuffs, and to add moderate firmness and durability. We handle shirt interlining, fusible interlining, and non fusible interlining, with products mainly made from cotton or polyester. Cotton is a guideline when you want to take advantage of absorbency and a soft feel against the skin, while polyester is a guideline when you want strength, dimensional stability, and quick-drying performance.

Fusible interlining is used by bonding a heat-activated resin to the back side of the outer fabric to retain shape, reinforce the fabric, and add thickness and body. For parts such as collars and cuffs where you want a softer finish, choose by checking the firmness of the interlining. Customer reviews mention ease of use for collars and cuffs, reduced shifting during long-seam sewing due to low stretch, and good compatibility with standard shirt fabrics.