Oxford cloth is a traditional fine-woven cotton fabric, made of thin strips of high-count yarn interwoven with thick strips of weft yarn. It was created in 1990 It was born and named after the University of Oxford. Oxford cloth is also known as Oxford textile. The surface of Oxford cloth is soft and breathable. The fabric will be more comfortable after being worn. After being processed by various techniques, it becomes very wear-resistant and is particularly suitable for Make shoes, such as snow boots.
Durability here does not mean resistance to falling or wear, but Oxford cloth can still maintain its original appearance after frequent and long-term use, while snow shoes will show very little change even if they are worn after long-term use. In the production of snow shoes, rubber soles + Oxford cloth can be used as the uppers. Double-layer Waterproof design: outer waterproof plaid cloth, inner waterproof socks, double-layer waterproof without fear of rain and snow. Anti-slip, wear-resistant and tear-resistant: thickened rubber sole, wear-resistant and shock-absorbing. The concave and convex pattern on the bottom has strong grip and excellent anti-slip performance. Details of safety protection: cowhide anti-collision toe cap + raised heel design to prevent bumps and effectively ensure foot safety. Stylish: Suitable for outdoor rugged terrains, durable, fashionable and versatile.
Oxford Cloth The fabric has requirements for waterproofness and wear resistance It will be more stringent, making the performance of the shoes more durable and wear-resistant.
Oxford cloth and environmentally friendly recycled series specification classification: 1680D Oxford cloth, 1200D Oxford cloth, 900D Oxford cloth, 600D Oxford cloth, 420D Oxford cloth, 300D Oxford cloth, 210D Oxford cloth, 150D Oxford cloth, etc.; classified by function: flame retardant Oxford cloth, waterproof flame retardant cloth, silver-coated flame retardant cloth, pu waterproof Oxford cloth, PVC Oxford Cloth, TPE, TPU, anti-UV, camouflage Oxford cloth, fluorescent Oxford cloth, compound cloth, etc., please consult customer service for details
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