(1) Garment interlining: refers to a kind of textile material used in the inner layer of various parts of clothing in order to show the characteristics of garment modeling design in garment processing.

 

(2) Base cloth: commonly known as backing cloth, used for weaving interlinings.

 

(3) Cotton linen interlining: refers to the cotton or linen cloth which has not been finished or only starched, which is a more primitive interlining.

 

(4) Woven resin black carbon interlining: also known as wool lining, is made of cotton, chemical fiber, wool pure spinning or blended as light yarn, chemical fiber and yak hair or other animal hair blended as weft yarn, woven into base cloth, and resin finishing.

 

(5) Woven resin interlining: woven or knitted fabrics of pure or blended cotton and chemical fibers, which are finished by scouring, bleaching, dyeing and resin finishing. Resin lining for short.

 

(6) Woven (or knitted) fusible interlining: woven or knitted fabrics of pure or blended cotton and chemical fibers are made by scouring, bleaching, dyeing and other finishing, and uniformly coated with thermoplastic hot melt adhesive. It is called woven fusible interlining.