Recycled Oxford cloth refers to Oxford cloth produced with environmentally friendly recycled materials. Environmentally friendly recycled materials are recycled and reused plastics…

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…

What are the standards for fire-retardant Oxford fabrics? Fire-retardant cloth Flame-retardant Oxford cloth fabric’s flame-retardant standard: GB8965- 98 National Flame-Retar…

First of all, let’s understand what 600D flame retardant Oxford fabric is. Flame-retardant Oxford fabric is a fire-resistant and flame-retardant fabric. 600D Oxford cloth itself do…

Which raincoat is better, Oxford cloth or polyester fiber? However, Oxford cloth has a good waterproof effect. Oxford cloth uses a process, a waterproofing agent, during the proces…

Oxford cloth is not waterproof. Because the main raw material of Oxford cloth is polyester-cotton blended yarn, which is then interwoven with an appropriate amount of cotton yarn, …

Oxford cloth is pretty good as a car cover. It’s not hard and very wear-resistant. It won’t scratch the car paint. It’s good. The car cover has a very good protective effect on the…

The larger the Oxford cloth value, the better. D is an expression of the fineness of chemical fibers, a fineness index, referred to as denier. The larger the D value, the thicker t…

Canvas is a thicker cotton or linen fabric, so named because it was originally used for sails. Generally, plain or twill weave is used, and multi-strand yarns are used for warp and…