Pocketing Lining Fabric: Questions About Blend, Width and Print

The fabric comes in T/C 65/35 and T/C 80/20 compositions. Both options use a 45X45 yarn count. Include the required ratio in the garment specification so the selected blend remains clear during sourcing.

They are the two density options for this fabric. The construction is 45X45 yarn count with a density of 110X76 or 133X72. Choose the density that matches the pocket or lining component in the garment plan and keep that choice consistent through production.

The width is 58/59 inches, and the weight is 100/110 gsm. Use the width when checking the marker and pocket pattern layout. The weight is useful when matching the fabric to the garment construction and estimating material consumption.

Yes. Its uses include pocketing and lining, along with shirting and uniforms. The poplin style and printed finish make it suitable for garment components where a printed fabric is required. A buyer planning pocket production should compare the 58/59-inch width with the cutting layout before ordering yardage.

Yes. Shirting and uniform production are also uses for this fabric. For a uniform program, specify the T/C 65/35 or T/C 80/20 composition together with the chosen density, width and weight. For a shirt program, match those details to the garment pattern and material plan.

Yes. The finish is printed and the style is poplin. Buyers sourcing printed lining or printed pockets should include the required print pattern, color information and quantity in the order discussion.

Provide the details that determine the fabric selection:

• T/C composition: 65/35 or 80/20
• Yarn count: 45X45
• Density: 110X76 or 133X72
• Width: 58/59 inches
• Weight: 100/110 gsm
• Style and finish: poplin, printed
• Intended use: pocketing, lining, shirting or uniform

Send the pocket or lining pattern dimensions, selected blend and density, print requirements and estimated quantity with the inquiry so the supplier can prepare the production quotation.