Luggage fabric: The difference between 210D Oxford cloth and 210T polyester taffeta
The difference between 210D Oxford fabric and 210T polyester taffeta for luggage fabrics is that the former can be used as luggage fabrics and partition linings, while the latter can only be used as luggage lining/partition lining.
The warp and weft yarns of 210D Oxford cloth are woven on a flat machine. The “D” number represents the fiber. The larger the number in front of D, the thicker and wear-resistant the product is. The density is 15×19/16×20/20×24 (the density can be customized according to customer needs), and the door width is 150CM.
After some simple post-processing processes, 210D Oxford cloth can be used to make packaging bags, handbags and luggage linings/compartments with low requirements; if the requirements are slightly higher, it must be coated, waterproof, and coated. After silver and other post-processing, it can be made into car clothing, tents, shoe materials, backpacks, storage boxes, simple assembly wardrobes, advertising aprons and other uses. 210D Oxford cloth is not as thick and wear-resistant as 420D and 600D Oxford cloth, and is often used for less wear. place.
The 210T printed polyester taffeta pictured above is a printed polyester taffeta used by customers all year round. 210T polyester taffeta feels smooth, non-sticky, shiny, brightly colored, not easy to wrinkle and deform, not easy to shrink, has uniform monofilament thickness, and is not easy to break. After dyeing, waterproofing, printing and other post-processing, it has the advantages of light texture, durable and easy to wash, cheap and good quality, and can be used in various types of clothing, tents, luggage linings, edging fabrics, pocket fabrics, etc.
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