Waterproof Oxford fabric uses plain weave Weaved on a water-jet loom, the gray fabric is treated with relaxation, alkali content, dyeing, anti-static, coating, etc., and has waterp…

Flame-retardant fabrics are not flammable in everyone’s mind, but this is actually not true. Flame-retardant fabrics actually catch fire when there is a fire, but they can be extin…

In the 1900s, a small group of maverick students at Oxford University designed and processed combed cotton fabrics on their own. This fabric showed a two-color effect, with harmoni…

Waterproof Oxford cloth, as the name suggests, is a post-processing added to the gray cloth to make the Oxford cloth waterproof. After being treated with relaxation, alkali, dyeing…

Flame-retardant fabrics refer to fabrics that, even if ignited by an open flame, can automatically extinguish within 12 seconds of leaving the open flame. According to the order in…

The quality and performance of Oxford cloth and non-woven fabric are very different, and their uses are also different. Oxford cloth is a kind of fabric made by weaving through war…

Waterproof Oxford fabric usually refers to Oxford fabric that has waterproof function itself. The key to the waterproof effect of waterproof Oxford fabric lies in the functional fi…

The so-called flame retardant does not mean that the textiles after flame retardant treatment will not burn when exposed to a fire source, but means that the fabric can reduce its …

When Oxford cloth is woven, one of the warp and weft yarns is made of polyester-cotton sand, and the other is made of pure cotton yarn, which is carefully processed and woven. It g…