Textile Piping

Textile piping refers to a type of trim or embellishment used in sewing and garment construction. It is a narrow strip of fabric that is typically made from the same material as the main fabric of the garment. Textile piping is used to add decorative accents, reinforce seams, or create a finished edge on various types of apparel and accessories.

In the supply class Notions And Apparel Findings, textile piping is categorized as a type of trim or embellishment that is commonly used in the fashion industry. It is often found in the supply group Textiles, Leather, Furs, Apparel And Shoe Findings, Tents And Flags, which includes various materials and components used in the production of textiles, leather goods, apparel, shoes, tents, and flags.

Textile piping can be made from a variety of materials, including cotton, polyester, satin, or even leather. It is typically sold in pre-cut lengths or on spools, and it comes in a wide range of colors and patterns to suit different design needs. Sewers and designers use textile piping to add a professional and polished look to their garments, as well as to enhance the overall aesthetic appeal.