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cnChoosing the right lining fabric is a great way to give a garment a finished look. Using a different color can add a bit of zing, and contrasting shades can be used to highlight certain features.
The properties of lining fabrics vary, and they are produced in many different ways. They can be made from natural or synthetic fibres. They can be plain or patterned. They can be sheer or opaque. They can be machine washable.
Linings add warmth to coats and jackets. They also prevent a garment from stretching. They cover raw edges and hide interlinings and padding. They make it easier to put on and take off the clothing. They are also a great addition to dresses, skirts, and other clothing.
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The most common linings are made from wool, silk, cotton, and fleece. Each of these materials has its own distinct look and feel. However, all of these fabrics have the ability to enhance the look of the outer fabric.
Depending on the garment, linings can help to improve the drape of the clothing. They can also add body and structure to the garment. For example, a soft cotton lining can provide a flattering effect.
The thickness of the lining fabric is a big consideration. The thicker the lining, the more warmth it will add. You should also consider the weight of the lining. You don't want to wear a lining that is too heavy for a jacket or coat.
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