Non Woven Fusible Interlining for Collars, Cuffs and Plackets

Small garment components often need controlled support without adding unnecessary weight. This is where non woven fusible interlining can become useful. Collars, cuffs and plackets have different construction requirements from the full front of a structured suit, so the interlining should be selected according to the specific component.

For these applications, GSM provides a useful starting point. Double Ghoda's application guide suggests 40–60 GSM for shirt collars and cuffs and 40–55 GSM for plackets. These figures should be treated as reference ranges rather than fixed specifications. The outer fabric and desired finish can change the appropriate choice.

The construction of the material should also be considered. Double Ghoda supplies non woven interlining fabric made from bonded polyester fibres, with 100% polyester available in pure and blended forms. The range uses PES single-dot coating and covers 30–80 GSM. It is 100 cm wide, supplied in 90-metre rolls and available in white and black.

Manufacturers should test the selected grade before committing to production. Apply the interlining to the actual fabric and check the fused result after pressing. Look at the stiffness, appearance and stability of the component, and make sure the result works with the garment's construction. The supplied fusing reference is up to 120°C on a flatbed pressing machine, but production conditions should be validated on the actual materials.

Double Ghoda holds this non woven interlining in ready stock at its Bhiwandi, Maharashtra warehouse and supplies to wholesale buyers with a minimum order of 1,000 metres. Buyers should confirm current availability and approve a sample before planning a larger production run.