Fusible interfacing
OrderFusible interfacing non-woven, woven and knitted for lasting garment performance.
Knitted Fusible interlinings - Lainière Paris
Knitteds are formed by the process of interlooping yarns to form a soft fabric.
- Top Satin: the satin top has a closer construction. Additional warp yarns are inserted between the knitted yarns.
- Weft-inserted: Chargeurs PCC's warp knit weft inserted technology combines a notable resilience in the weft direction with excellent stability and control in the warp direction.
- The textured (non-set) weft yarn provides a certain degree of elasticity in that direction and ensures an almost perfect elastic recovery.
- Circular Knit: a warp knitted fabric manufactured by a knitting machine with a 360-degree cartridge of needles which creates a seamless tube of fabric giving a natural stretch.
Woven Fusible interfacing - DHJ
These fabrics are made of warp and weft yarns, which are interlaced on a weaving loom to create different woven patterns.
- Plain Weave: the warp yarns are positioned along the length of the fabric, the weft yarns navigate accross the width of the fabric, passing alternately under and over the warp yarns.
Fusible interfacing Non-woven - Tisséless
Non-woven fabrics generally contain no warp or weft. They are produced by assembling a mixture of textile fibres, which are bonded together by utilising various methods, the most popular being thermal and chemical bonding. Non-woven fabric combines the practical and the economical.
- Thermal Non-woven: thermal bonded non woven is formed by melting the fibres between heated rollers.
- Chemical Non-woven: chemical bonded non-woven is formed with the addition of a chemical binder.
- Melt-Blown: melt-blown is a mixture of melt-blown microfibres, which are therefore fine and short.
- Spunbond: spunbond fibres are generally longer and thicker, giving additional tensile strength. There is a good consistency of fibre and compact support.
Premium fusible interlinings, mainly crafted in France
At Chargeurs PCC, our knit, fabric and non-woven fusible interlinings are the result of decades of refinement in coating technology and textile engineering. Most of our interlinings are produced at our renowned Lainière de Picardie facility in France and are trusted by luxury fashion houses and high-performance apparel brands alike. Whether you're working with tailored jackets, delicate and lightweight blouses or technical garments, our fusibles are designed to deliver structure, stability and comfort without compromising on your textiles aesthetics.
Advanced technology for perfect bonding
Most of our fusible interlinings are knitted to offer superior elasticity and recovery, helping garments maintain shape and move effortlessly with the wearer. Our products offer up to 3× more elasticity in the weft thanks to our weft insertion knitting technology, and our patented GMP coating technology ensures that our iron-ons adhere perfectly without feeling stiff or rigid. They can be applied using a range of equipment, from standard irons to industrial continuous presses, making them suitable for both home sewers and large-scale manufacturers.
French manufacturing meets global expectations
By producing part of our interlinings in France, we ensure consistency, traceability and adherence to the highest quality standards. Every roll undergoes rigorous testing to guarantee reliable bonding and long-term performance according to our high standards. This commitment to excellence makes Chargeurs PCC the preferred partner for designers seeking reliable, high-performance fusibles that elevate the craftsmanship of every garment.