Single Dot Fusible Interlining

Single-point bonded lining is a technology used in the garment manufacturing process by bonding the fabric and gusset at only a few points to maintain the gap between the fabric and gusset. and breathability.
The main advantage of a single-point bonded lining is that it provides better breathability and comfort because it doesn't completely bond the fabric and gusset together. This technology also provides greater softness and elasticity, making the garment more comfortable and easier to move around.
Single-point adhesive interlining is usually used to make collars, cuffs, waists and other parts of clothing such as shirts, skirts and trousers. It helps maintain the shape and structure of these areas and provides additional support and stability.
However, single-point adhesive liners also have some disadvantages. Because it is only bonded at a few points, the gusset may peel or shift during use. Additionally, if used or handled incorrectly, single-point fusible interlining may cause garments to lose shape or wrinkle.
Overall, single-point bonded interlining is a commonly used garment technology that provides breathability, softness, and comfort, but requires proper use and handling to avoid problems.