What is the difference between luggage Oxford cloth PU and PVC coating 2020.03.28
Abstract: Oxford cloth is one of the more commonly used fabrics in fabric bags. Coated Oxford cloth refers to the fabric that has been treat...
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Abstract: Oxford cloth is one of the more commonly used fabrics in fabric bags. Coated Oxford cloth refers to the fabric that has been treat...
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Picnic has become the fashion of today's life. Men, women and children love to go out to play. Family and friends must eat and drink togethe...
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The color fastness of our normal clothing fabrics is 3-4, which is enough, but for Oxford fabrics used for outdoor sports products, the colo...
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Whether it is bag Oxford cloth, tent Oxford cloth or shoe material Oxford cloth, waterproof Oxford cloth is almost inseparable. Not all wate...
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At present, there are many fabrics suitable for bags on the market, of which 600D Oxford cloth is the most extensive. 600D Oxford cloth: The...
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PVC Oxford cloth, that is, Oxford cloth with a PVC coating on the inner layer, is waterproof and easy to handle, and is mostly used for lugg...
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There are many types of fabrics on the market. Among these many types of fabrics, Oxford fabrics and non-woven fabrics are relatively popula...
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Abstract: Normally, 600D Oxford cloths are about 50 wires thick, and this thickness is mainly determined by the bottom of the Oxford cloth. ...
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Oxford cloth is a plain weave or flattened structure, which can be woven with various textile fibers. Depending on the fiber and width, pric...
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Textiles introduces the types of Oxford cloth, mainly introduces the following five types of Oxford cloth use and its advantages and disadva...
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Abstract: Normally, 600D Oxford cloths are about 50 wires thick, and this thickness is mainly determined by the bottom of the Oxford cloth. ...
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Abstract: Everyone knows 600D Oxford cloth, so what exactly is PU600D Oxford cloth? First of all, it is also an Oxford cloth, which is coate...
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