PA double-dot woven fusible interlining for garment manufacturers, sherwani makers and blazer factories across India. 30–150 GSM range · 50m rolls · OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.
Woven fusible interlining is a base fabric woven from polyester yarns, coated on one side with thermoplastic polyamide (PA) adhesive. When pressed against a fashion fabric using heat and pressure, the adhesive melts and bonds permanently, providing structural support, shape retention and stiffness to the finished garment.
It is the foundational layer inside every well-structured suit, blazer, sherwani and formal jacket. Without proper woven interlining, garments lose their shape, sag at the chest and do not hold their tailored silhouette through wearing and dry cleaning.
Double Ghoda supplies woven fusible interlining wholesale across India — 30 to 150 GSM — in 50m rolls with PA double-dot coating. All grades are in ready stock at our Bhiwandi warehouse, supplying garment manufacturers in Surat, Delhi, Mumbai, Ludhiana and North India.
Choosing the right GSM is the most critical decision when sourcing woven fusible interlining for suit manufacturers. Indian garment factories — especially for ethnic formal wear — prefer significantly heavier grades than international markets. The table below shows our full 30–150 GSM range with recommended applications.
Why Indians prefer 100+ GSM: International markets use 30–60 GSM for most garments. Indian ethnic formal wear — particularly sherwanis, bandgala and heavily structured suits — requires 100–150 GSM woven interlining for the structural support the garment demands. This is why Double Ghoda specifically stocks the complete heavy-weight range.
All woven fusible interlining supplied by Double Ghoda meets the following technical parameters. These specifications are verified batch-by-batch through quality control inspections.
| Product type | Woven Fusible Interlining |
| Structure | Woven — polyester yarns in both warp and weft |
| Material | 100% Polyester |
| Coating method | PA Double-Dot (Polyamide scatter coating) |
| Adhesive | Polyamide (PA) thermoplastic |
| Weight range | 30 GSM to 150 GSM (11 grades available) |
| Width | 150 cm (58–60 inches) |
| Colours | White · Black · Grey / Charcoal |
| Fusing temperature | 125°C – 145°C |
| Fusing time | 18 – 25 seconds |
| Fusing pressure | 1.5 – 2.5 kg/cm² |
| Roll length | 50 meters per roll · 6 rolls per bale |
| Care | Machine wash 40°C · Dry clean safe |
| Certification | OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 — tested for harmful substances |
| Min. order qty | 1,000 meters (wholesale B2B only) |
Applying woven fusible interlining in a production environment requires a flatbed or rotary fusing press set to correct temperature, time and pressure parameters. Below is the standard process used by garment manufacturers when applying Double Ghoda’s woven interlining.
The PA double-dot coating on Double Ghoda’s woven interlining bonds fully at standard factory press settings. The double-dot pattern ensures even adhesive distribution — no weak spots or edge lifting even on heavy 140 GSM sherwani cloth.
Understanding the difference between woven interlining and non-woven is essential for suit manufacturers and garment factories to select the right grade for each garment part.
| Property | Woven Fusible Interlining | Non-Woven Interlining |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Woven (warp & weft yarns) | Bonded fibre web |
| Strength | High tensile & tear strength | Moderate |
| Best use | Suits, blazers, sherwanis, heavy ethnic wear | Collars, cuffs, plackets, light garments |
| GSM range | 30–150 GSM | 30–80 GSM |
| Dry clean safe | Yes | Most grades yes |
| Shape retention | Excellent — holds suit structure | Good for light parts |
| India preference | 100+ GSM for ethnic formal | 30–60 GSM lighter garments |
| Roll length | 50m | 90m |
| Cost | Higher (more durable) | Lower |
For suits and heavy ethnic formal wear, woven fusible interlining is always the correct choice. Non-woven is suitable only for smaller garment parts where structural rigidity is not required.
Non woven fusible interlining is used for precision stiffening of specific garment parts — not whole-garment structural support. Here are the most common applications in Indian garment production.
Double Ghoda is a trade name of B.C. Impex, a family-run interlining import and trading business with over 10 years of supply experience serving India’s garment manufacturing industry. We are not a marketplace listing or a broker, we are a direct wholesale supplier with ready stock held in our Bhiwandi, Maharashtra warehouse.
Our supplier manufacturing units use high-tech finishing technology and standardised production machinery, ensuring consistent GSM, coating uniformity and hand-feel across every batch. Systematic inspections cover white shade consistency, colour stability, shrinkage control and PA bonding strength before any lot is accepted into our stock.
We supply garment factories, formal wear wholesalers, large clothing brands and third-party jacket and sherwani manufacturers, not individual tailors or retail buyers. Our clients range from small factories in Surat to large-scale formal wear exporters across North India.
Verified feedback from garment factories and formal wear wholesalers across India.
Common questions from garment manufacturers, suit factories and sherwani makers about woven fusible interlining, woven interlining grades and application specifications.
Woven fusible interlining is a polyester fabric woven from yarns in both warp and weft directions, coated with PA thermoplastic adhesive. Its woven structure makes it significantly stronger, more durable and better at retaining garment shape than non-woven. Non-woven interlining is made by bonding loose fibres — lighter and cheaper, but with lower structural performance. Use woven for suits, blazers and sherwanis. Use non-woven for collars, cuffs and lighter garment parts.
111 quality is a trade-recognised name for 140 GSM woven fusible interlining, used across India’s sherwani manufacturing clusters — particularly in Surat and Delhi. The name identifies a specific weight, hand-feel and bonding performance that buyers recognise by quality number. Double Ghoda’s 111 quality is our top-selling SKU, stocked specifically for full-front sherwani construction with PA double-dot coating.
For sherwanis: use 140 GSM (111 quality) woven fusible interlining for full-front construction. For suits and blazers: 80–120 GSM is standard depending on fabric weight. For bandgala / Nehru jackets: 100–130 GSM. For safari suits: 80–100 GSM. For woollen overcoats: 120–150 GSM. Indian manufacturers consistently choose heavier woven interlining grades than international standard because ethnic formal wear demands higher structural rigidity.
PA stands for polyamide — the thermoplastic adhesive used to coat woven fusible interlining. Double-dot refers to the scatter pattern in which the adhesive is applied: two coats of adhesive dots are applied in a staggered pattern, increasing surface coverage compared to single-dot grades. This results in faster bonding (18–25 seconds), stronger bonds and better resistance to delamination after washing and dry cleaning — critical for heavy ethnic formal wear.
The minimum order quantity for woven fusible interlining wholesale India from Double Ghoda is 1,000 meters. We are a B2B wholesale supplier only — we do not sell to individual tailors or retail buyers. Woven interlining is supplied in 50m rolls (6 rolls per bale). Contact us for pricing — we provide written quotations with per-meter rate, freight terms and delivery timeline.
150 GSM woven interlining is our heaviest grade — used for maximum structural construction in heavy ethnic formal wear including heavily embroidered sherwanis, woollen overcoats and fully structured jackets. It provides the firmest hand and highest body, and is specified by manufacturers who require maximum shape retention even after heavy embroidery work is added to the garment.
Yes. We actively supply woven fusible interlining to garment manufacturers in Surat (our primary market for ethnic wear), Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Kolkata and Chhattisgarh. Stock is held ready in our Bhiwandi, Maharashtra warehouse. Contact us for freight terms and lead times to your city.
Everything needed for full garment construction — from lining to accessories.
Share your GSM requirement, quantity and city — we’ll send you pricing and availability by WhatsApp within the hour. Samples available before bulk commitment. B2B wholesale only, MOQ 1,000m.
Woven Fusible Interlinings
Being a renowned interlining supplier in this domain we offer an exclusive range of Woven Fusible interlining available in white, black and charcoal, pioneering as per industry standards.
| Products Type: | Woven Fusible Interlining | Structure: | Woven |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material: | 100% Polyester | Feature: | Thermo Bond , Fusible , Adhesive |
| Color: | White, Black, Grey | Weight: | 22 gsm - 150 gsm |
| Width: | 150 cm | Coating Method: | Double Dot |
| Application: | For men and women's fabric | Adhesive: | PA coating |
| Pressure: | 1.5-2.5kg/cm² | Time: | 18 ~ 25 s |
| Temperature | 125 ~ 145 ℃ | Care treatment: | Washing at 40 ℃ / Dry Cleaning |
Packing detail:
We offer a range of woven fusible interlining fabrics in various qualities and specifications. With high bonding strength and controlled shrinkage, these are highly durable fabrics with a long serving life. Our woven fusible interlining fabrics are suitable for water-washing and dry washing.
Applications
Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQ) for an Interlining page, along with answers:
Woven fusible interlining is a specific type of material used in sewing to add structure and stability to garments
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