Shoe Interlining

Raw materials for shoe interlining:

Leather lining: such as pigskin, soft and breathable, suitable for most shoes.
‌Brief lining: soft and comfortable, suitable for casual shoes, but slightly less wear-resistant.
‌PU synthetic leather: affordable, but not breathable, easy to make feet stuffy.
‌Other materials: including pure cotton, linen, blended fabrics and other fabrics, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, need to be selected according to actual needs.

‌Features to consider‌:

‌Stretchability‌: The stretchability of shoe interlinings is in the warp and weft directions, which is suitable for specific shoe types.
‌Elasticity and thickness‌: For example, fine canvas has good strength and small stretchability, which is suitable for light and thin shoe leather.
‌Breathability and moisture absorption‌: Choose interlinings with good breathability and moisture absorption according to the season and wearing environment.

For example, in the cold winter, you can choose a warmer lining to increase the warmth of the jacket; while in the hot summer, you need to choose a breathable, lightweight lining to maintain wearing comfort.

Best interlining for sports shoes: ‌

‌Cotton lining‌: Cotton material is often used to make the lining of casual shoes because of its softness and comfort, providing a good wearing experience. But it may not be the best choice for sports shoes that require higher wear resistance.

‌Lixin cloth‌: It has high strength and wear resistance, and is particularly suitable for the lining of sports shoes. Its characteristics can meet the various needs of sports shoes during wearing, such as support, protection and durability.

‌TPU related materials‌: Although TPU is more used for upper or midsole materials, in some sports shoes, TPU hot melt adhesive film is also used for bonding and strengthening the lining, providing a seamless and washable composite effect.

The main functions of shoe interlining:

Improve molding stability: Linings can strengthen the structure of shoes, keep them in a stable shape and prevent them from deforming. ‌

Protect the upper: Linings can protect the toes, slow down the wear rate, and increase the stability of footsteps. ‌

Improve texture: With the support of linings, the leather surface of the shoes will appear fuller and more textured. ‌

Dust and moisture-proof: When storing shoes, linings can also play a role in dust and moisture-proof, protecting shoes from damage by environmental factors.