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Paper Fusion and Its Process.

What is Paper Fusion

Paper Fusion is also known as Non- Woven Fusible interlining. It is a material that will melt when heated. 

 

The woven kind is a cotton fabric with one side primed with fusible glue. The non-woven kind consists of agglutinated and compressed fibers and one side is primed with fusible glue.

 

Non-Woven Fusible Interlining fabrics are mainly used as a raw material in the sewing process and used in cuffs and collars of shirts.

 

As the name suggests it is a non-woven interlining but more like sheets of paper or cardboard. This type of material is used for bags and purses. 

 

It is made directly from fiber to fabric stage in the process reducing the cost of the base fabric. As there is no yarn used in producing nonwovens, it lacks the strength needed for garment use and there are many methods applied to present required power to nonwoven textiles, called Bonding.

 

Polyester fabrics commonly do not stain simply and are resistant to stretching or shrinking. Polyester linings are usually used for lining and insulating coats and hats but may be used for any other type of lining job. This lining polyester is equipped with a nice sheen and shows to be a part transparent.

 

Fusing Paper Process

To use paper fusion, the first step is to place the resin side of the fusing on the backside of the fabric and heat it with an iron. When placed on the fabric the melting action causes the interlining to stick to the fiber. 

 

The paper fusion is not woven or knitted, It is used to make fabrics stiffer and especially effective for mending hems and small holes. 

 

There are various qualities of paper fusing to meet the needs of different products. A shi collar would require thick fusing whereas, for a woman’s dress neckline, one would have to use thin fusing paper. Paper fusing can also be used in belt rolls, the lower part of salwar, bags, and much more. 

 

Selecting premium quality paper fusing is highly essential to create a well-constructed garment. Using the wrong type of paper fusing could make the garment odd-looking and would fail to provide support.

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Garment Accessories

Garment Accessories and Its Types

 What is Fusible Interlining

Fusible interlining is used in a lot of garments as well as other textiles like curtains…“a base fabric coated on one side with a thermoplastic adhesive resin which can be bonded to another fabric by the controlled application of heat and pressure.

      Garment Accessories and Its Types

The fabric is the most important component of garments which makes the garment more attractive and other supporting materials are used along with the fabric. These materials are known as garment accessories which serve the basic functions of decorative ideas. Button, Zipper, Thread, Label, etc. are some main garments accessories. 

Types of Garments Accessories

1. Basic accessories

Basic accessories are the fundamental accessories of a garment. Some of them are listed below, 

 The function of basic accessories is given below.

Thread

The thread is a long, thin strand of cotton, nylon, silk, or other fibers used for patching purposes. Thread is the main accessory of garments. Most of the time the metallic coating thread is used for decorative purposes. 

Zipper

The zipper is a binding device that is used to bind two edges of the fabric and other flexible materials. Its main function is to bind two edges as it could be easily opened. There are different types of the zipper. Some of them are given below-

  • Metallic zipper
  • Coil zipper 
  • Invisible zipper 
  • Plastic molded zipper 
  • Open-ended zipper 
  • Close-ended zipper 
  • Magnetic zipper

Button

 A button can be made of plastic, metal, wood, glass, and sometimes from the animal bone, shell, ivory, etc. There are different types of buttons. Those are, 

  • Shank button
  • Flat button 
  • Snap button 
  • Stud(jeans) button 
  • Lapel button
Flat buttons are most commonly used. 

Label

The label can be made of paper, plastic film, fabric, or some similar items as such. It can also be attached, printed, embossed on the garments. There are two types of labels used, 

  1. Main label
  2. Sub-label

The main label contains the Brand name, brand logo, etc.

Sub-label is divided into different categories-

  • Care label
  • Size label 
  • Price label 
  • Composition label 
  • Special label 
  • Flag label

Lining

The lining is the piece of fabric that is inserted in the inner layer of garments. 

 It helps to extend the useful life of garments by reducing wearing and tearing strain. 

Interlining

Interlining is used between two layers of fabric to give more support. The function of interlining is to hold up and keep the original shape. There are two types of interlining

  1. Fusible interlining
  2. Non-fusible interlining

Elastic

Elastic is a narrow fabric-covered strand that can stretch due to its composition. Rubber or spandex cores are covered in a fabric such as polyester, nylon, or cotton and then woven, knitted, or braided to create the elastic. There are several types of elastic- 

  1. Braided elastic
  2. Knitted elastic 
  3. Fold-over elastic 
  4. Lingerie elastic

Braided elastic is commonly used. 

Cord

The cord is a narrow, adjustable material normally made of twisted strands or fabrics. It is generally used to bind, tie, connect and support.

Ribbon

The ribbon is a light material, usually made of material but also plastic or sometimes metal. There are different types of ribbons. such as

Rivet

A rivet is a mechanical bond. The heads are made in such a form that they can be inserted into a hole. It is generally made of metal.

Collarbone

The collarbone is a thin, plastic-made accessory that is inserted into the collar point for keeping the original shape.

2. Decorative accessories

This type of accessory is focused more n appearance and to make the garment more attractive. Here is the list of decorative accessories below,

  • Piping
  • Buttonhole tape
  • Ribbed tape
  • Seaming tape
  • Moiré ribbon
  • Welt tape
  • Stamped tape
  • Bias binding
  • Pompom 
  • Soutache
  • Tassel
  • Fringe
  • Taffeta ribbon
  • Galloon
  • Rosette
  1. Finishing Accessories

Finishing Accessories are largely non-fabric elements and generally, they don’t belong to garments when it is used. Here is the list of Finishing Accessories given below,

  • Hanger
  • Hand tag
  • Polybag
  • Size tag
  • Tissue paper
  • Sticker
  • Plastic clip
  • Scotch tape
  • Safety pin
  • Butterfly
  • Backboard
  • Safety sticker
  • Brass Pin
  • Neck board
  • Carton

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