Microdot Interlining Fabric – Precision Bonding for Garment Structure
Microdot Interlining is a type of fusible interlining where adhesive dots are uniformly printed on the base fabric using a microdot coating technique. This ensures precise bonding without altering the drape of the outer fabric. Typically made from polyester or cotton blends, Microdot Interlining is widely used in collars, cuffs, plackets, waistbands, and front parts of garments to add shape and durability.
Key Features:
Even Adhesion: Microdot technology ensures consistent bonding.
Lightweight and Breathable: Maintains garment flexibility.
Excellent Washability: Withstands multiple washes without delaminating.
Applications: Ideal for shirts, suits, jackets, and dresses.
Available Variants:
Woven & Nonwoven base
Soft, medium & hard hand feels
Coating: PA (Polyamide), PES (Polyester), or double dot
