Hair Interlining
Hair interlining, known for its premium quality, is primarily used in high-end garments, especially suits and coats. Made from a blend of polyester fibers and hair (such as horsehair, yak hair, and wool), it ensures a perfect shape and durability. This product enhances the structure and longevity of front panels, collars, and lapels, providing exceptional support and comfort.
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Hair Interlining Product Highlights:
1.Premium Material Composition: Crafted from a blend of horsehair, yak hair, and wool for unparalleled strength and flexibility.
2.Enhanced Durability: Ensures long-lasting structure and resilience, even in demanding fashion applications.
3.Comfortable Fit: Offers a lightweight and soft feel while maintaining the garment’s structured look.
4.Customization Options: Available in various weights and blends to meet specific garment design requirements.
additional information
| Material | Polyester/Viscose/Cotton/Wool/Hair/Horse Tail |
|---|---|
| Width | 112cm, 150cm, 160cm |
| Weight | 150gsm – 260gsm |
| MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) | 500 meters |
| Certificates | OEKO-TEX, SGS |
| Price | 0.5 – 3 USD per meter |
| Packaging | PE plastic bag and Nylon bag; the roll packed by transparent strong plastic bag, the outside by strong woven polybag. |
| Transportation | By sea, air, or express |
| Payment Terms | L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union |
| Delivery Time | 7-15 days |
| Monthly Production | 1,000,000 meters |
| Roll Length | 100 meters per roll |
| Hand Feel | Good resilience and elasticity with a smooth texture |
| Shrinkage | Low shrinkage rate |
| Applications | Mainly used for suits, chest pieces, and tailored garments requiring a durable and elastic interlining material |
| Other Features | High strength, long-lasting support, breathable, and moisture-resistant |
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