microdot fusing

Microdot Fusing is an advanced fusible interlining technology in which tiny adhesive dots (microdots) are uniformly coated onto a base fabric. When heat and pressure are applied during the fusing process, these microdots melt and bond the interlining securely to the outer fabric, providing improved structure, stability, and durability.

What is Microdot Fusing?

Microdot fusing uses a fine, evenly distributed adhesive coating instead of larger adhesive dots. This ensures a smoother bond, better flexibility, and reduced risk of adhesive strike-through, making it suitable for premium garments.

Key Features

• Uniform microdot adhesive coating
• Strong and durable bonding
• Soft hand feel after fusing
• Excellent dimensional stability
• Reduces bubbling and delamination
• Minimal adhesive strike-through
• Suitable for lightweight to medium-weight fabrics
• Compatible with modern fusing machines
• Provides a clean, professional garment finish

Benefits

• Enhances garment shape and structure
• Improves collar, cuff, placket, and waistband performance
• Maintains fabric softness and flexibility
• Offers excellent wash and dry-clean resistance
• Ensures consistent fusing quality
• Increases garment durability and appearance

Applications

Microdot fusing interlining is widely used in:

• Shirt collars and cuffs
• Jacket fronts and lapels
• Blazers
• Formal trousers
• Waistbands
• Fashion garments
• Uniforms
• Women's wear
• Men's wear
• Children's clothing

Suitable Fabrics

Microdot fusing works well with various fabrics, including:

• Cotton
• Polyester
• Polyester-cotton blends
• Linen blends
• Rayon
• Viscose
• Wool blends
• Suiting fabrics