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Waterproof Oxford clothA waterproofing agent is added during the dyeing and finishing process of Oxford cloth. It can be PVC waterproof Oxford cloth or PU waterproof Oxford cloth. …

Oxford cloth is named after Oxford University, and this kind of cloth also originated in England. Mostly polyester-cotton blended yarn is interwoven with cotton yarn, and the weft …

Oxford cloth itself does not have waterproof function. Waterproof Oxford cloth can be obtained by adding a waterproof agent during the finishing process. The water-sprayed surface …

Flame-retardant Oxford cloth is a fabric material finished with special fiber technology: it is made of special fire-resistant fiber cloth through special processing. Generally spe…

Oxford cloth is named after the cotton fabric used in the earliest student uniform shirts at Oxford University. Oxford cloth fabric is a shirt fabric with a soft hand feel and a pl…

Waterproof Oxford fabric uses plain weave Weaved on a water-jet loom, the gray fabric is treated with relaxation, alkali content, dyeing, anti-static, coating, etc., and has waterp…

Flame-retardant fabrics are not flammable in everyone’s mind, but this is actually not true. Flame-retardant fabrics actually catch fire when there is a fire, but they can be extin…

In the 1900s, a small group of maverick students at Oxford University designed and processed combed cotton fabrics on their own. This fabric showed a two-color effect, with harmoni…

Waterproof Oxford cloth, as the name suggests, is a post-processing added to the gray cloth to make the Oxford cloth waterproof. After being treated with relaxation, alkali, dyeing…