TLE9 02/09/21

A piece of fabric used to finish raw edges of a garment at open areas, such as the neckline, armholes, and front and back plackets or openings.

• Facing

• Interfacing

• Hems and Stitch

• Extended Facings

A separate piece of fabric cut from a pattern to the same shape and on the same grain as the garment edge it will finish.

• Facing

• Interfacing

• Shaped Facings

• Extended Facings

It is cut as an extension of the garment and then folded back along the edge it finishes.

• Facing

• Interfacing

• Shaped Facings

• Extended Facings

A narrow strip of lightweight fabric cut on the bias so that it can be shaped to conform to the curve it will finish.

• Interfacing

• Bias Facings

• Shaped Facings

• Extended Facings

A special type of fabric that is used to give support and structure to the cloth it is adhered to.

• Interfacing

• Bias Facings

• Shaped Facings

• Extended Facings

It is mostly fusible and they have a good stretch making it suitable for a variety of purposes.

• Knit Interfacing

• Woven Fusible Interfacing

• Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing

• Extended Facings

As the name suggests this interfacing is sewn to the fabric.

• Knit Interfacing

• Woven Fusible Interfacing

• Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing

• Sew-in Interfacing

This heavy weight interfacing is used inside jackets to give a stiff feel and structure.

• Double Sided Fusible Interfacing

• Hair Canvas Interfacing

• Fusible Fleece Interfacing

• Water Soluble Interfacing

This has one side adhesive and the other side fleece which is soft and padded.

• Double Sided Fusible Interfacing

• Hair Canvas Interfacing

• Fusible Fleece Interfacing

• Water Soluble Interfacing

This interfacing has adhesive on either side of the fabric.

• Double Sided Fusible Interfacing

• Hair Canvas Interfacing

• Fusible Fleece Interfacing

• Water Soluble Interfacing