Ivory Buckram Tailors Linen
Buckram, or Tailor's Linen (known in modern eras as interfacing) is used in the lining of garments to help hold their form and help keep things like collars and buttonholes sturdy. This tightly-woven linen is stiffened with gum, and was a staple foundation layer in early garments, including bodies and stays, to provide adequate stiffening.
