Interlock is a ridge of knit and purl stitches. Interlock has two rows of stitches, one directly behind the other. It’s similar to jersey knit, but it’s thicker; in fact, interlock knit is like two pieces of jersey knit attached back to back with the same thread. As a result, it has a lot more stretch than jersey knit; additionally, it looks the same on both sides of the material because the yarn is drawn through the center, between the two sides. In addition to having more stretch than jersey knit and having the same appearance on both the front and back of the material, it’s also thicker than jersey; plus, it doesn’t curl. Interlock knit is the tightest of all knit fabrics. As such, it has the finest hand and the smoothest surface of all knits. Interlock knit lining fabric is 58/60" wide, light weight (approx. 100 gsm) and has a slight mechanical Minimal Stretch. The fabric has both a smooth finish and flowing drape, making it perfect for all types of garment lining applications. The smooth finish on the fabric also has a natural, light sheen. It is also largely opaque and 100% polyester, making it perfect for printing and dye sublimation. This fabric is great for apparel, such as blouses and shirts, and it is especially great to use as lining for suits, jackets and other apparel. Its thin nature also allows you to stay cool in the summertime. You can even use it to create wonderful crafts as well. Interlock is also used in event decoration such as swaging and ceiling drapes. With thousands of yards in stock in numerous colors, you are sure to find the exact fabric that you are looking for. This fabric is cut to order, and sold by the yard.
