Frequently Asked Drapery Question:
QUESTION:
What is interlining? Why would I add it?
EXPLANATION
Interlining is a thicker, felt like fabric that is added between the face fabric and selected liner. The interlining adds body, helps with noise control, and insulation. Interlining is available as a surcharge in colors: white and ivory.
Interlining cannot be added to sheer fabrics.
The Soft Treatment Roman Shade version of interlining is called Bonded Liner.
PROPOSED RESPONSE:
Interlining is a hidden fabric layer between the face fabric and liner and should be added when a customer wants to add body, insulation, and noise control to their drapery.
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