What is the fabric of the raincoat?

Is the waterproof cloth of the raincoat made of Oxford cloth?

The main function of raincoat and tarpaulin is to prevent rain and water. It is an indispensable daily necessities for people. It is required to be light, soft and comfortable. The fabric has high water resistance and the structure is sealed.

Raincoats were woven from primitive bamboo and thatch. Later, my country’s major breakthrough was made of oilcloth raincoats coated with tung oil on cloth. In modern times, they were made of tape. Nowadays, plastic film or rainproof cloth made of Oxford cloth, high-density weaving, coating, film coating, waterproofing treatment, etc.

Waterproof Oxford cloth is very widely used in daily use , whether it is Oxford cloth for bags or Oxford cloth for shoes, waterproof Oxford cloth is basically used as the material. However, not all waterproof fabrics will maintain their performance as before. Over time, the waterproof function will gradually weaken, so how to maintain waterproof Oxford cloth has become a necessary issue. Fabrics require maintenance, and of course each function of the fabric has its own unique care method based on its characteristics. Although waterproof fabrics are more practical than ordinary fabrics, they also require more care in maintenance than ordinary fabrics.

Raincoats are generally made of 210D Oxford cloth. After being treated with a waterproof coating, it has excellent waterproof and breathable properties. In addition to making lightweight raincoats, this rainproof function can also be used to make daily clothing, sportswear, seagoing clothing, firefighting clothing, special uniforms, sleeping bags, lightweight tents, luggage, labor protection supplies, etc.

What are the specifications of Oxford cloth? Such as 1680D, 1200D, 900D, 600D, 420D, 300D, 210D, 150D and other Oxford cloth. Oxford cloth functional classification: flame retardant Oxford cloth, waterproof Oxford cloth, PVC Oxford cloth, PU Oxford cloth, camouflage Oxford cloth, fluorescent Oxford cloth, Printed Oxford cloth, composite Oxford cloth, etc.