What Is Interlining on Curtains

Interlining is an invisible layer of fabric that is sandwiched between the visible parts of your curtains – the decorative main fabric that faces into your room and the lining that faces out the window. Typically made of cotton, interlining has a similar texture to cotton wool or a flannel blanket.

What are the benefits of interlining curtains?

Interlining is the piece of fabric that is sandwiched between the fabric and the back lining. It gives the curtain extra weight to help it drape more beautifully but it has other purposes including insulation, noise reduction, to reduce transparency, and to give the curtain a softer look and feel.

Is interlining necessary?

Interlining makes curtains look luxurious and drape elegantly. … Lined and interlined curtains absorb more sound, and provide greater insulation from cold and draughts, than curtains with just lining. • Interlining is not just for curtains – Roman blinds also look great with added interlining.