Oxford fabric, also known as Oxford fabric, is a fabric with multiple functions and wide uses. The main varieties on the market include: set check, full stretch, nylon, Tique and other varieties. Originating in…

As sports receive more and more attention, sports have gradually become an important cultural form of mankind. Sportswear is no longer the exclusive clothing for professional athletes participating in competiti…

The process of waterproof Oxford cloth, the difference between wet and dry coating of Oxford cloth is that the primer and coating pass through the water tank, and the glue surface is solidified under the action…

Dyes are substances that can attach a certain color to fibers and prevent them from falling off or changing color. Dyes are usually soluble in water, and some dyes require a mordant to allow the dye to adhere t…

PVC Oxford cloth is made by coating Oxford cloth with PVC-containing glue. The surface is smoother and 100% waterproof. This kind of Oxford cloth is waterproof, mildew-proof and cold-resistant. Aging resistance…

Classification of antibacterial fibers 1. Fibers with antibacterial properties, such as certain hemp fibers, chitin fibers and metal fibers; 2. Textiles treated with antibacterial agents are easy to process, bu…

1680D Oxford cloth has strong tensile, compressive strength and abrasion resistance, and also has extremely high density and waterproof properties. Its waterproof performance generally reaches the current IPX3 …

There are two main methods commonly used for fabric printing and dyeing: one is traditional paint printing and dyeing, and the other is reactive printing and dyeing, which is opposite to paint printing and dyei…

Printing can add many smart patterns to the monotonous color of the original fabric, bringing a different visual enjoyment to the fabric. When these fabrics are used in home textiles, they will also add more fr…