Nylon (nylon) Oxford cloth: Nylon is the common name of polyamide fiber (nylon), which is the earliest polymer molecule synthetic fiber in the world. Nylon is woven into fabric, al…

Camouflage Oxford cloth comes in various specifications, such as 210D, 420D, 600D and other Oxford cloths, depending on its use. 420D Oxford cloth camouflage Oxford cloth: woven on…

Polycotton fabric is a kind of chemical fiber fabric, usually used to make short-sleeved shirts. It was very popular in the 1970s and 1980s. It not only maintains the characteristi…

Oxford cloth has very good breathability, and its color is very soft. The fabric itself is also very soft, and it is very comfortable to wear. The production process of non-woven f…

Flame-retardant fabrics are a post-finishing flame-retardant process, which is the effect achieved by independently developing Oxford cloth through a flame-retardant process. It is…

Flame-retardant fabrics are a type of fabric with extremely high fire resistance. Therefore, flame-retardant fabrics can still burn, but they can greatly reduce the burning speed a…

The main functions of waterproof Oxford fabric are: waterproof, moisture permeable, breathable, insulating, windproof, and warm. In terms of processing technology, the technical re…

600D Oxford cloth: made of 600D yarn count plain weave on a water-jet loom, with a density of 14*20, a square meter weight of 218, and a width of 3750px. Depending on the post-proc…

420D camouflage Oxford cloth I love its military-like color palette. The fabric is made of plain weave and woven on a water-jet loom. The fabric is dyed and its color fastness reac…