PRODUCTS

At the beginning of the 20th century, in order to cover up the flamboyant and extravagant clothing atmosphere, a small number of maverick students at Oxford University used combed cotton fabrics for design and processing. nature. As a result, the fabric has become the exclusive use of Oxford University uniforms, and has been popular in Europe and the United States for hundreds of years. It is called Oxford spinning.

In fact, as a classic shirting fabric, oxford has its own flavor, and it has its own suitable crowd and occasion. Oxford spinning is characterized by distinct particles. These particles are “stretched” by warp and weft yarns with very different thicknesses. The finer combed high-count yarn is used for double warp, and it is interwoven with the thicker weft yarn in a weft-weight flat weave.

Soft color, soft cloth, good air permeability, comfortable to wear, easy to wash and quick-dry, mostly used as shirts, sportswear and pajamas. There are many varieties of products, including plain color, bleached, color warp and white weft, color warp and color weft, medium and light color stripe pattern, etc.; there are also polyester-cotton yarn weaving.

Oxford spun shirt, compared to the previous rough fabric style with bookishness. In clothing culture, it is almost synonymous with college students’ wearing style, featuring simplicity, advocating classics, not chasing trends, and emphasizing durability.

Oxford spun specifically refers to a fabric weaving process. Oxford spun shirts are closer to fine denim fabrics, and the visual effect is close to that of denim shirts. The material of Oxford spun fabric can be blended with various fibers or woven with pure single fiber.