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50g Polyester Sparse-Design Tricot Fusible Interlining Fabric
Tricot Warp Knitted Fusible Interfacing
Material: | 100% Polyester |
Yarn Count: | 40D*100D, 40D*120D, 40D*150D, etc. |
Width: | 150cm |
Weight: | 50g/m2 |
Glue powder: | PA or PES, PA+PES |
Color: | Black, white or other colors |
Packaging: | 50m/roll, 100m/roll |
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Certification: | OEKO-TEX® CERTIFIED Download PDF ![]() |
Product Details
MH tricot fusible interlining is a 100% polyester warp-knitted interlining in a sparse open-coverage construction, weighing 50 g/m² at 150cm wide, coated with PA or PES glue powder.
The interlining is used as a composite fabric layer, as embroidery backing, and as fusible support in collars, cuffs, pockets, waistlines and hems.
Key Selling Points
Support without heat build-up: MH sparse tricot interlining keeps a fused panel breathable, which matters on close-fitting garments where a solid interlining would trap heat.
Holds the panel's shape: The warp-knitted structure resists stretching and distortion, so collars, cuffs and waistbands keep the line they were cut to.
Soft hand after fusing: Glue applied as powder dots bonds firmly while letting the finished panel drape with the outer fabric rather than boarding it up.
Adhesive matched to the fabric: PA, PES and PA+PES coatings are available, so the bond can be set against the face fabric's fibre and its washing or dry-cleaning route.
Certified for garment use: MH interlining is produced under OEKO-TEX® certification, supporting buyers exporting into markets with textile compliance rules.
Color and construction options: Black, white and custom shades run across several yarn-count builds, so a maker can match interlining to dark and light fabrics from one supplier.
Warp Knitted Elastic Polyester Interlining (Sparse Design)
100% polyester tricot interlining sparse design is a type of interlining fabric made entirely from polyester fibers. It features an open-coverage design (a spaced or mesh-like surface structure). Known for its lightweight, breathability, and moderate elasticity, this interlining is widely used in garment manufacturing, especially for components that require both breathability and support.
Fusing Temperature: 130-150℃
Fusing Pressure: 1.5-2.5kg/c㎡
Fusing Time: 12-15s
Usage: for composite fabric, embroidery backing, fusible interlining.


















