The lining is an element of finishing various elements of clothing. It is added to coats, jackets, but also to skirts, dresses, evening outfits and handbags. Its task is to mask and protect the seams, but also to facilitate the putting on of a given thing and support its construction. 

Do you know what a good lining material should be characterized by? In our opinion, quality is key. Regardless of whether the linings are viscose, silk or cotton – they should be durable. We offer a wide selection of carefully prepared fabrics that are perfect as lining. With our help, their choice will turn out to be easier.

Which fabric for lining will work best?

As the saying goes, the devil is in the details. Therefore, the lining material also requires attention from you. Noble tailoring style is associated with maintaining quality not only on the outside of the clothes, but also in its inner layer. In addition, a well-chosen and made lining is also an important element of the construction, which will help to extend the functionality of a given thing. 

What fabric for lining will be the best choice? A lot depends on what you're currently working on. 

Polyester lining

This is the cheapest option, and its advantage is high strength. However, it must be remembered that if we sew from wool and use polyester lining, then the properties of wool will not be fully exploited. Through a layer of polyester, the permeability of the material is reduced, and the wool may not heat as it should. The same can be the case with other fabrics and knitwear. 

Polyester is often chosen for lining skirts, coats, jackets, as well as handbags – precisely because of its durability. Check out the options available in our offer for polyester linings. 

Viscose lining

It is made of cellulose fibers, thanks to which it has the advantages of natural fabrics, for which we love it! Viscose lining is well breathable, does not electrify and is soft to the touch. Ideally suited to suits, suits and elegant clothing for special occasions. You can find more attractive viscose fabrics here.

Viscose linings, but also silk and cotton linings (made of natural fibers) provide an excellent finish to the creation, thus guaranteeing a visually refined effect. Check out our silk linings. For summer dresses and skirts as a lining, bathyst can also be used.

Shiny fabric for linings – how to choose?

Why exactly do you need a lining? Well, a well-chosen material for linings is responsible for:

easy putting on clothes,

how the clothes are arranged on the figure, 

additional protection of the main fabric, 

strengthening and extending the life of the main fabric,

comfort of wearing, and therefore for regulating the temperature and absorbing moisture.

The best solution will therefore be to choose a material that is friendly to our body, i.e. well regulating temperature and absorbing moisture. It is also important to properly match the two layers of material, which ensures optimal flexibility, durability and good appearance of the finished element. That is, on the lining is not worth saving.

Lining material – decorative finish of clothes

Can lining fabrics be patterned? Absolutely! In this way, you will give your clothes an individual character and show the world that you can play with fashion. You can also bet on a flash or original color. This type of lining is smooth, effective and chic. this one thanks to the satin weave impresses with intense shine and delicacy

However, no matter how shiny the lining material will be, reach for slippery fabrics that have a good composition. Adjust the thickness of the material depending on what you need a clothing lining for – coats and jackets require a more durable lining than light dresses for summer and spring. 

In our wholesale, we recommend silk and cotton linings, but viscose linings will be an equally safe choice. At Izpol you can order linings in bulk, as well as materials in the amount necessary for a private person. Trust our experience and choose fabrics for lining, which are characterized by high quality and strength necessary in the inner layer of clothing.