interlining
clothing
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Interlining is a layer of fabric sewn between the main fabric and the lining of a garment, such as a coat. It is used to provide structure, warmth, or shape to the clothing. The term "interlining" can also refer to the act of adding this layer to a garment. While not directly related to interlining, other fabric construction methods include weaving, knitting, and laminating, where fabrics are joined by adhesives or other bonding processes.123
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