Investigation of the Effect of Using Different Interlinings on the Comfort Properties of the Embroidered Surface

Abstract

Embroidery is a form of embellishment obtained by processing the figures on various surfaces. It has been done as multi-needle and computer-aided since the 1990s. Embroidery practice is applied with the aim of improving the appearance of the product and separating the product from similar ones. The embroidery process has direct effect on the cost and sale of the product and is used widely in the garment industry. Embroidery applied on the surface is supported by interlining in order to have better quality of the embroidery. In this research, all parameters intended for obtaining embroidered surface were kept constant and five different interlining types were applied as variables. Physical and comfort tests were performed for evaluating the comfort features of the embroidered surface. According to the findings obtained from the study, the use of water-soluble interlining was found to be appropriate in places that were in direct contact with the skin.