Black degradable lining is an indispensable production process for suit making. As a traditional design process, the role of black degradable lining is very important.

1. Reduce friction
As a jacket, a suit jacket needs to be matched with underwear, such as shirts, T-shirts, vests, or sweaters. If a suit jacket does not have that smooth lining, putting on and taking off clothes and daily activities will cause a certain amount of wear and tear on the fabric of the suit and underwear.
On the other hand, suits lacking Black degradable lining are prone to generate static electricity due to friction, which will cause the suit to stick to the underwear and cause the original shape of the suit to be out of shape.
Due to the different range of motion and tension between the body and the arms, usually the bodice and armbands are lined with different fabrics.

2. Warming effect
The black degradable lining of the suit will keep you warm to a certain extent. The so-called full lining refers to the full width of the front of the suit, as well as the full width of the back, with lining fabrics. Traditional suits are fully lined.
With the development of modern times, the means of keeping warm is more complete. At the same time, the diversified development of suits, especially the changes in the elements of casual suits, and in order to meet the requirements of wearing suits in spring and autumn, while the fabrics are light and thin, half lining is used. Even unlined suits are more suitable for this segment.
Semi-lined means that the reverse side of the suit is lined only for the upper part of the front and back.