Dense Design Warp-Knitted Tricot Interfacing for Crisp Collar and Cuff Shaping
Warp Knitted Tricot Fusible Interfacing Fabric
- Model6425-0052
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MH Woven Interlining Factory
About Ningbo MH
MH specializes in garment accessories and fabrics, offering high-quality solutions for the textile and home décor industries. With advanced automated warehousing, MH ensures efficient supply chain management and provides comprehensive after-sales support, exclusively serving businesses, not individuals.
Product Details
MH white warp knitted tricot fusible interfacing is a dense, full-coverage tricot base coated with a heat-activated adhesive for garment fusing.
The tricot knit is constructed with a tight, uniform surface that gives fused components a crisp, stable shape, making it well suited to collars, cuffs and front plackets that need to hold their form through wear and laundering.
Key Selling Points
- Crisp shape retention: MH's dense tricot interfacing keeps collars, cuffs and plackets structured and stable after fusing.
- Clean white base: The white tricot base blends invisibly under light-colored and white garment fabrics.
- Full-coverage knit stability: The tightly constructed tricot surface resists distortion and puckering through wear and care.
- Dependable heat-fusing bond: The adhesive coating bonds evenly under a standard heat press for a durable hold.
100% polyester tricot interlining dense design is a type of interlining fabric made entirely from polyester fibers. It features a warp-knitted structure with low elasticity and a full-coverage design (a uniform surface structure). Known for its excellent elasticity, stability, and durability, this interlining is widely used in garment manufacturing, especially for components requiring strong support and a snug fit.
Fusing Temperature: 130-150℃
Fusing Pressure: 1.5-2.5kg/c㎡
Fusing Time: 12-15s
Usage: Garment fusible interlining.
Fusible interfacing made for knit fabrics is a great way to add structure and stability to your knit garments.
Fusible knit interfacings can be used in collars, plackets, cuffs, pockets, necklines, sleeveless openings


