Collection: Interfacing

In general, interfacing comes in two main types (fusible or sew-in), three main weaves (non-woven, woven and knit), as well as different weights. 

As a general rule , we recommend choosing the interfacing according to the weight of the fabric you are sewing and whether you need a soft drape or a stiff drape. Most garments should only need to use light or medium weight interfacing. (When working with stiffer cottons like poplin or shirting, medium weight interfacings are a  better option.) Heavy weight interfacing is normally only needed when making jackets or coats, or for adding structure to hats or bags.