How to name the specifications of 210D Oxford cloth

Abstract: The specifications of Oxford cloth should be named according to the thickness of the raw materials. For example: 210D Oxford cloth should be made of 200D raw materials for warp and weft. So why not call it 200D Oxford cloth? Because the current international allowable error range for the thickness of raw materials is + /-5%, generally bid upward, which is called 210D. Some people now sell 150D Oxford cloth to customers as 210D Oxford cloth, or even sell 145D, 140D, and 135D as 210D. This is undoubtedly incorrect. 210D Oxford cloth, the gray cloth has been treated with relaxation, alkali, dyeing, anti-static, coating, etc., and has a light texture and soft feel.

The naming of Oxford cloth specifications should be based on the thickness of the raw materials. For example: 210D Oxford cloth should be made of 200D raw materials for warp and weft, so why not How about 200D Oxford cloth? Because the current international allowable error range of raw material thickness is +/-5%, it is generally called upward, which is called 210D. Some people now sell 150D Oxford cloth to customers as 210D Oxford cloth, or even sell 145D, 140D, and 135D as 210D. This is undoubtedly incorrect.

210D Oxford cloth, gray cloth after relaxation, alkali content, After dyeing, anti-static, coating and other treatments, it has the advantages of light texture, soft hand feel, good waterproof and fire resistance, and good durability. Suitable for lining fabrics for tents, bags, shoes, rehabilitation equipment, outdoor sports products, strollers, etc.

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How to name the specifications of 210D Oxford cloth

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