Interlining

• Attractive color
• Unique colour combinations
• Easy to wash

Often used as a lining material, tricot interlining fabric is a material that can be made from natural or synthetic fibers and has a unique weave that allows it to be smooth on one side while sporting texture on the other. Basically a plain warp knit fabric, tricot fabric can be created with an array of fibers and fiber blends. It is not unusual for various types of tricot to be manufactured with the use of cotton, wool, silk, rayon, or nylon, or any combination of fibers. Because the pattern for tricot fabric is a close knit design with the fibers running lengthwise while employing an inter-looped yarn pattern, the texture of tricot is a little different from some other types of material. One side will feature fine ribs running in a lengthwise pattern, while the other side will feature ribs that run in a crosswise direction. The finished look of tricot is that of a sturdy yet soft material that can be ideal for a number of applications. We offer high grade tricot fabrics in various fabric options. These are laminated to various thicknesses of PU Foam with or without backing fabric. The fabric varieties are Raised Matty, Lycra, Drilex, Mesh, Self-Mesh, Minus design, Rockport and others. Our range of tricot fabrics are available in a wide assortment of colours and printing options. Cambrelle fabric with PU Foam Laminationisalso available.

Non woven fusible interlining fabric is produced by interlocking layers of fibers or filament mechanically, thermally or chemically. It mimics the features of woven fabric. We offer several varieties of Non-Woven Fusible Interlining fabrics. These are manufactured from raw material of superior quality. There is a wide choice of colours. With high bonding strength and controlled shrinkage, these non fusible interlining are highly durable fabrics with a long serving life. In this type, one gets the benefits of both non woven and knitted interlinings. Our non woven fusible interlining are preferred for use in clothes like fashion garments, jackets and overcoats. They are ideal for collars and trousers interlining. The fabric is also widely used for garment interlining, clothing shirt interlining, chef hat material, and in handicraft products and embroidery.

The non woven water soluble interlining fabric is used as a raw material, because of its good solvency in water. It is flexible, with no residues or discolouration. Eco-friendly and non poisonous, it is widely used in embroidery for first-class fashion and laces. Water soluble interlining is also used as a special accessory for lace, bra and other articles that require hollow out effect. Some varieties dissolve in cold water, others require hot water.

We offer clients a wide range of polyester wadding fabric which is manufactured adhering to stringent quality standards to ensure that the material offered by us is of optimum quality. Our range of polyester wadding fabric is highly acclaimed for their ultimate strength, durability and high tear strength. The fabric is available in several weights and widths. As the material is polyester fiber, it allows passage of air. It is easy to handle, washable, pliable and can be puffed if necessary. It retains heat, a property which is useful in garments intended to keep the wearer warm. Fire-retardant varieties are available. Basically, Polyester Wadding consists of loose polyfill synthetic fibers that are used for in filling/ stuffing or interlining home furnishing items. Appreciated for its superior quality, being safe, non-irritating and nontoxic, this product is an economical solution for developing the home furnishing range. Our products are especially designed to give comfort and warmth, are easy to handle and environment friendly. Wadding of suitable specifications offers an excellent replacement for foam and gives good bounce and cushioning effect since it has almost 80% air. Our wadding is extremely durable and is offered at competitive prices. Our clients have used polyester wadding in numerous applications: - quilts, mattresses, sofas, sleeping bags, garments, shoulder pads, pillows, toys, cushions, bra cups, ironing boards, padding, handbags, shoes, interlining, caps, car seats, filtration units, insulation for buildings, and many more. The list is growing by the day.