A few days ago, a customer came and brought 210D Oxford cloth sample fabric, which needs to be made into ordinary waterproof and used to make advertising aprons. But after analysis, what the customer brought was not 210D Oxford cloth, but what we call 150D Oxford cloth. Why is this happening? In fact, it is not surprising, because there are too many varieties and specifications of Oxford cloth. Let’s take a look at these two models. The difference between Oxford cloth!
150D Oxford cloth
The warp and weft of 150D Oxford cloth are interwoven with 150D silk plain weave Made of 210D Oxford cloth using 210D polyester yarn, with a width of 150CM. They have the advantages of fine texture, light texture, soft touch, and good durability. They also have the excellent properties of Oxford cloth.
210D Oxford cloth
The difference between 150D and 210D Oxford cloth is not very big, but the thickness of the yarn is different, and the “D” in front The larger the number, the thicker it is, and there is a difference in thickness. 150D Oxford cloth can also undergo a series of post-processing processes like 210D Oxford cloth. It’s just that 150D is slightly thinner than 210D Oxford cloth, and has poor wear resistance. They are suitable for advertising aprons, tents, handbags, cosmetic bags, storage, aprons, bathtub curtains and other uses. For details, please consult customer service or call the hotline: 400-8380917
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