Jersey Lining

Jersey lining fabric is a type of knit fabric that is typically made from a blend of polyester and spandex fibers, and is characterized by its soft, smooth texture and stretchy quality.

Jersey lining fabric is primarily used as a lining for stretchy fabrics. It provides a smooth and comfortable layer against the skin, and helps to prevent the outer layer of the garment from stretching out of shape. In some cases, it may also be used to add an extra layer of warmth or protection, but its primary purpose is to act as a lining for stretchy fabrics. It may also be used as a lining to mimic the skin color

When working with jersey lining fabric, it’s important to handle it gently to avoid stretching or distorting the fabric. It can be cut using sharp scissors or a rotary cutter, and should be sewn with a stretch needle to prevent skipped stitches or other sewing issues. Jersey lining fabric can typically be machine washed and dried, but care should be taken to avoid excessive heat which can damage the spandex fibers.