How to Compare Non Woven Interlining Suppliers for B2B Orders

Comparing non woven interlining suppliers requires more than comparing a quoted rate. Garment manufacturers should establish whether the supplier can provide the required specification, quantity, consistency and procurement format for the production programme.

Start with the technical specification. Double Ghoda's non woven interlining fabric covers 30–80 GSM, with a standard width of 100 cm and 90 metres per roll. It uses bonded polyester fibres and PES single-dot coating. White and black are available. These specifications should be compared directly with the manufacturer's cutting, fusing and garment requirements.

Application guidance is another useful comparison point. Double Ghoda suggests 40–60 GSM for shirt collars and cuffs, 40–55 GSM for plackets, 50–70 GSM for jacket small parts and 30–55 GSM for women's formal wear. These are reference ranges rather than fixed rules. A supplier should be able to discuss the specification in relation to the application instead of treating one GSM as suitable for every garment part.

Buyers should also assess sampling and batch consistency. Test the material on the actual outer fabric and pressing equipment. Check the fused result, stiffness, appearance and handling. For repeat orders, retain the approved sample and record the exact GSM, width, colour, coating and roll specification. This makes later comparisons more objective.

Double Ghoda supplies non woven fusible interlining from ready stock held in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra, and supplies wholesale buyers with a minimum order of 1,000 metres. The range is machine washable at 40°C, dry-clean safe and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified. Buyers should confirm current stock and specifications before placing a production order rather than relying on assumptions about availability.