Small garment components can have a big impact on the finished appearance of a jacket. Pockets, pocket flaps and other detailed sections need enough stability to maintain their shape without adding unnecessary bulk. This is where non woven interlining fabric can be useful. Unlike interlining intended for full-garment structural support, non-woven options are designed for smaller garment areas where controlled reinforcement is needed.

For jacket pockets and pocket flaps, the choice of interlining should match the construction and fabric being used. Double Ghoda’s non woven fusible interlining range includes lighter grades suitable for small jacket components. The material can be cut to the required shape and positioned on the wrong side of the fashion fabric, with the coated side facing the fabric. This allows the interlining to bond with the material when heat and pressure are applied.

Using non woven fusible interlining in selected jacket areas can also make cutting and handling easier during garment production. Since non-woven interlining is made by bonding polyester fibres rather than weaving them, it offers a practical option when the requirement is localized reinforcement rather than the stronger structural support associated with woven interlining.

For suits and blazers, woven fusible interlining is generally used for larger body areas, while non-woven interlining can be used for smaller components such as pockets and flaps. This combination allows different parts of the garment to receive the type of support appropriate to their construction. Double Ghoda supplies non woven interlining fabric in ready stock from Bhiwandi, Maharashtra, with grades ranging from 30–82 GSM for garment applications.