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BIODEGRADABLE FUSIBLE INTERFACING | TRIAL PACK
BIODEGRADABLE FUSIBLE INTERFACING | TRIAL PACK
Not sure which weight you need? Try all three with our easy trial pack.
The pack includes:
- 50cm Lightweight Biofusing | 60gsm
- 50cm Midweight Biofusing | 90gsm
- 50cm Heavyweight Biofusing | 145gsm
The perfect way to get familiar with each weight and try them out.
Biofusing is a high-performance alternative to conventional synthetic interlinings, designed to add structure without compromising the feel and drape of your fabric. It has excellent adhesion, wash-resistantance, and lower-temperature fusing.
Width: 110cm
Colour: White
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*Biofusing is priced by the metre and will be cut in one continuous length.
Product Details
Product Details
- 100% cotton and biopolymer adhesive
- OEKO-TEX standard 100 Class II Certified
- Developed by Freudenberg Performance Materials, manufactured in Nantong, China
- Available in light (60gsm), midweight (90gsm) and heavyweight (145gsm)
- Tested for biodegradability and ecotoxicological safety in soil.
Best Use
Best Use
- Collars, cuffs, waistbands, plackets for dresses, shirts and blouses or wherever you need a little more stability.
- Use with domestic or industrial irons.
How to Use Biofusing
How to Use Biofusing
Biofusing can be applied in the same manner as conventional fusible interfacings. Place the adhesive side down on the wrong side of the fabric and press firmly and evenly, rather than moving the iron back and forth.
Domestic Irons: press for 15–20 seconds at 127–143°C (medium heat).
Industrial Fusing Equipment: use 2–4 bar pressure for 15–20 seconds at 127–143°C.
Keep checking your fabric as you work to ensure the interfacing is fully bonded. As fabrics and irons vary, we recommend testing first and adjusting the temperature and pressing time as needed.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
- Machine wash up to 40°C
- Safe to dry clean
Why Biofusing?
Why Biofusing?
Biofusing is the most natural fusible interfacing on the market.
Most conventional interfacings rely on synthetic fibres and adhesives, and it can be difficult to know exactly what you're buying or how well it will perform.
Biofusing was developed for the manufacturing market, where consistent quality and performance really matter. It has excellent sticking power, holds up well to washing and wear, and feels beautiful both in the hand and once it's fused to your fabric.
We love it because you can add structure and stability to your garment without introducing an unnecessary synthetic layer or compromising on performance.
