Garment interlining is a supportive layer placed between the outer fabric and the inner lining of clothing.
This balance between support and flexibility ensures that clothing not only looks good but also feels comfortable throughout the day. Durability is closely linked to the use of quality interlining. Garments experience repeated stress in certain areas, such as button plackets or waistbands, which can stretch or deform over time.
Interlining reinforces these high-stress zones, helping clothes retain their original shape even after frequent wear and washing. Design versatility is another reason garment interlining remains essential in apparel production.
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