Hat Lining

Your Professional Hat Lining Supplier

 

Huzhou Sanjin Special Textile Co., Ltd. was founded in 2002, located in the beautiful Taihu Lake in Changxing County, It is a private and technology enterprise which is specialized in garment fusible interlining and also various of knitted fabrics.Adhesive interlining is widely used in various types of clothing, shoes and hats and composite fabrics.Knitted fabrics are widely used in sportswear, uniforms.

 

Why Choose Us

 

 

Rich Experience
Our company is specialized in various of garment fusible interlining, the registered capital is 50million, is a very strong professional interlining production factory.

 

Advanced Equipment
The equipments we owned are as these: Six sets of German Carle Mayer warp speed",six sets of coating machines : one paste dot (double width), one double dot (double width) ,one paste dot (single width) and one double dot(single width).In addition we also have one set of warping-sizing equipment,two sets of dying-printing equipment and 400 rapier machines,20 jets, 300 water jets, 50 round machines, 2 hot melt adhesive production lines.

 

Quality Assurance
With ISO certifications and Oeko-Tex adherence, we ensure quality, durability, and eco-responsibility.

 

Our Certificates
To support our growth in Southeast Asia, we have established a long-term office in Vietnam. Our company has passed ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and Oeko-Tex Standard certifications, demonstrating our commitment to quality and sustainability.

 

Hard Hat Lining

 

What is Hat Lining?

A hat lining is a fabric that is sewn inside a hat to finish it off, hide stitching, and make it more comfortable to wear.

 

Advantages of Hat Lining

Keep Hair Healthier

You will reduce split ends and protect your hair from drying out. This is because satin is a smoothly woven fabric, so it won't dry out your hair, unlike materials such as cotton which absorb your hair’s moisture.

 

Fight the Frizz 

If you are tired of frizzy hair (if you have hair, you know what I’m talking about!), satin can help your hair maintain its natural shape rather than going crazy.

No Snags

Don’t you hate it when your hair gets caught in your hat while taking it off? Not only does it leave your hair a mess, but it can also hurt. Satin won’t pull or tug at your hair, so it will look just as good when you take your hat off as it did when you put it on, and there won’t be any pain either.​

Promotes Growth

Healthier hair grows faster. As the satin material helps to keep your hair moist, you avoid split ends that can stunt the growth of your hair.

Comfort

Let’s face it, a lot of what we do in the name of fashion is uncomfortable. Satin-lined hats allow you to show off a great style without having to fight against hat-head, damaging your hair, or getting your hair into painful knots.

 

 

Types of Gathered Hat Lining

Gathered Hat Lining
For a hat with a rounded crown, like a button hat or a blocked beret, a gathered hat lining is a popular choice. This type of lining is made from a rectangular piece of fabric that is sewn and gathered to fit neatly inside the crown.

 

Blocked Lining
For fascinators and curved or unusual shapes, blocking is the fastest way to make a hat liner. You will need to use silk for this technique.

 

Flat Top Lining
For pillboxes and other hats with flat top crowns, a flat top lining will reduce bulk because it will fit closely inside the hat. Trace around the top of your crown block to create a pattern for the top piece of your lining, adding an extra 2.5cm (1 inch) for the seam. Cut out a piece of lining fabric in this shape and then cut a rectangular piece for the sides.

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How To Sew Lining On a Knit Hat
 

Create The Pattern Pieces
Draft two separate pattern pieces, one that is longer than the original pattern piece for the outer fabric. Then shorten the other piece for the lining fabric so that the combined pieces have the same length as the original pattern piece times two. Remember to add seam allowances to the base to both pieces.

 

Cut the fabric
I like to line my hats with either cotton or wool knit or fleece (for extra warmth). In this tutorial, I’m using a cotton rib knit (and the outer fabric is from an old sweater!)

 

Stitch together the pieces
Right sides facing, join the lining piece with the outer fabric. I like to use the 3-thread narrow overlock with a longer stitching length to sew my hats.

 

Sew the knit hat
In the instructions for Brisa and Ullvi I show two assembly methods; no visible seams + the garment industry way. In this tutorial, I’m using the industrial way for clarity, in which you stitch all the layers in one go and the seams are visible on the inside.

 

The finished hat
This was super easy, right? The only thing that one has to be thoughtful about when adding lining is adapting the pattern so that the lining and outer pieces match up. As you can see, I like a wide hem, since this gives me the option to fold up the hat rim without the lining showing.

 

 
FAQ
 
 

Q: What do you line a hat with?

A: To line a hat you need a stretchy fabric, NOT flannel, but you can also use cotton lycra as a lining for hats and collars or yokes where stretch is requred. If stability is needed for some necklines and yokes, then flannel works fine. Cut it on the bias for less edge finishing needed.

Q: Why are hats lined?

A: Satin Helps Minimize Hair Tangling: The smooth surface of satin minimizes friction, reducing the likelihood of your hair getting tangled. Say goodbye to the hassle of detangling your hair after wearing a hat – rest assured that a satin-lined beanie will keep your strands sleek and knot-free.

Q: How long do no sweat hat liners last?

A: For most of our customers, the liners are suitable for multiple uses. On average, we recommend changing out the liner after 3 daily wears.

Q: How to add a lining to a hat?

A: Step 1: Place hat and fabric. ...
Step 2: Trace hat on fabric. ...
Step 3: Cut fabric. ...
Step 4: Sew both sides of fabric together. ...
Step 5: Place hat inside the lining. ...
Step 6: Pin lining on hat (optional) ...
Step 7: Sew lining on the hat. ...
Step 8: Turn the hat “outside out” and enjoy!

Q: What fabric do you use to line a hat?

A: Silk dupion is a popular choice because it is both soft and strong. Remember to cut your fabric on the bias so that it will stretch and conform to the shape of your hat.

Q: How do you make a hat lining?

A: To line the inside of a hat, follow these steps:
Trace your hat's shape onto the fleece, leaving about half an inch from the edge. Cut along the marked lines to create the lining. Apply fabric glue or use a sewing machine to secure the lining to your hat, leaving an opening to turn it inside out.

Q: How do you clean hat lining?

A: Clean the inside of the hat
To clean the inside of a canvas hat, mix a solution of warm water and a few drops of mild soap . Use a cloth or soft-bristled brush to scrub the inside of the hat using circular motions. Be sure to rinse well with a clean, damp cloth to remove any soap residue that could irritate your skin.

Q: What fabric do you use to line?

A: Some of the most popular lining fabrics are silk, viscose, acetate, polyester and rayon. The key to choosing the best lining fabrics for your clothing is to have information about the type of fiber used to make the fabric.

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