Oxford cloth is made of finer combed high-count yarns as double warps, interwoven with thicker weft yarns in a weft-weighted flat weave. The color is soft, the fabric body is soft,…

There are quite a lot of Oxford cloth specifications for tent fabrics on the market, and a tent is composed of three parts: the outer tent, the inner tent, and the bottom. 210D Oxf…

Durable flame-retardant fabrics undergo chemical condensation or polymerization inside or on the fabric to form polymers that are insoluble in water and other solvents. After treat…

PVC-coated Oxford fabric refers to coating the Oxford fabric with PVC-containing glue during post-processing. This kind of Oxford fabric has properties such as waterproof, mildew-p…

Outdoor waterproof Oxford cloth has strict requirements for clothing. First of all, it must have good warmth retention and waterproof and moisture permeability. It must also have f…

Flame-retardant fabrics are also called fire-retardant fabrics. You may think that flame-retardant fabrics should not be ignited or burned, but this is not the case. Flame-retardan…

The answer is yes, waterproof oxford cloth can protect against UV rays. The sun’s ultraviolet rays can not only fade and brittle textiles, but also cause sunburn and aging of…

PU fabric is a type of anti-leather fabric. PU is the abbreviation of polyurethane in English, and its chemical name in Chinese is “polyurethane”. It is a polymer mater…

420D Oxford cloth is thinner and less durable than 600D Oxford cloth, while 600D Oxford cloth with a “D” number or above is used in luggage fabrics. It has the function…