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There are N types of Oxford cloth. Some people talk about how many “D”, such as 210D, 420D, 600D… etc. You can also say how many “D”, such as 64T, 72T…

Camouflage Oxford cloth is woven on a loom using a plain weave method. The finished fabric is then made into finished fabric through dyeing, printing, coating and other post-dyeing…

Modern urban life is fast-paced and urban housing prices are getting higher and higher. Many young people can only buy a small commercial house. The problem arises when there is no…

D in Oxford cloth refers to denier. Denier is a unit used to measure the density of textile fibers. It shows the weight of fiber per 9000 meters in grams ( That is, the lower the d…

Do you know what tents and canopies that are often used when camping are made of? In fact, most of them are made of polyester taffeta fabric. Polyester taffeta is a traditional fab…

Common raincoat fabrics, how to choose a good raincoat, waterproof Oxford cloth raincoat is recommended. Raincoats are rain-proof clothing made of waterproof fabrics. Waterproof fa…

Which one has better waterproof effect, Oxford cloth or PVC apron? The material of the apron depends on your own needs. Cotton, linen, and canvas are all acceptable. If you want to…

Is Oxford cloth just canvas? Is the canvas Oxford cloth? Oxford cloth is not canvas. Oxford cloth, also known as Oxford textile, was originally a dyed fabric and was woven with a w…

What does PU stand for? What does PU Oxford cloth mean? PU refers to polyurethane (excellent glue, spring glue, beef tendon). Pu leather is super fiber leather and is the best rege…