Light Woven Interfacing

Light woven interlining fabric is a type of fabric that is used in sewing and tailoring to provide structure and stability to garments. It is typically made from lightweight, tightly woven polyester.

Interlining fabric is designed to be sandwiched between the outer fabric and lining of a garment. It is cut to match the shape and size of the garment pieces and is then sewn in place. Once attached, the interlining helps to reinforce the fabric and prevent it from stretching or sagging over time.

Light woven interlining fabric is particularly suitable for lightweight fabrics or for designs that requires a thin fabric, as it provides just enough structure without adding too much weight or stiffness to the garment.

Overall, light woven interlining fabric is an essential component in the construction of well-made, durable garments, and can help to give clothing a professional, polished look.