Spandex Woven Interfacing

Spandex interfacing, also known as stretch interfacing or Lycra interfacing, is a type of interfacing material that is used to add stretch and flexibility to fabrics. It is made from polyester and is designed to be fused or sewn onto the wrong side of a garment or fabric piece.

Spandex interfacing is often used in projects where a certain amount of stretch is desired, such as in knitted fabric interlining. It can also be used in garments that need to maintain their shape while still allowing for movement and flexibility.

One of the benefits of spandex interfacing is that it can help to prevent a garment from losing its shape or sagging over time. It can also provide added comfort and support by conforming to the body and allowing for ease of movement.