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A Shirt Patti Roll refers to a roll of fabric or material used in the garment industry, specifically designed for use in shirt-making. The term "Patti" typically refers to the strip of fabric that is used to reinforce or finish specific parts of a garment, such as the collar, cuffs, and plackets. In the context of a shirt patti roll, it generally pertains to interlining or reinforcing strips that provide structure and stiffness to these parts of the shirt.

Woven fusible interlining is a type of interlining material used extensively in garment production to provide structure, support, and shape retention. Unlike non-woven interlining, which is made from bonded fibers, woven fusible interlining is made from woven threads, typically cotton, polyester, or blended fibers. It has a fusible adhesive coating on one side, which can be activated with heat, allowing it to bond securely to fabric.

A Microdot Interlining Fusible Belt Patti Roll is a specialized fabric used in the garment industry for providing structure and stiffness, especially in belts, waistbands, and collar areas. The microdot pattern refers to the tiny, evenly spaced dots on the fabric that facilitate the bonding process when heat is applied. The fusible aspect means that the interlining has a heat-activated adhesive on one side, allowing it to bond securely to the fabric when pressed with an iron.

A woven fusible interlining fabric roll is a high-quality reinforcement material used in garment manufacturing, particularly for areas that require additional strength, structure, and shape retention. It consists of woven fibers (usually cotton, polyester, or a blend), and is coated with an adhesive that can bond permanently with fabric when heat and pressure are applied. The fabric roll format makes it easy to purchase in bulk, especially for manufacturers or large-scale sewing projects.