1. Which one is better, non-woven fabric or Oxford fabric?

1. Non-woven fabric

Non-woven fabrics, also known as non-woven fabrics, are composed of directional or random fibers. They are a new generation of environmentally friendly materials. They are moisture-proof, breathable, flexible, light in weight, non-combustible, easy to decompose, non-toxic and non-irritating, rich in color, and affordable. Inexpensive and recyclable. For example, polypropylene (pp material) pellets are used as raw materials and are produced by a continuous one-step method of high-temperature melting, spinning, laying, and hot pressing and coiling. It is called cloth because of its appearance and certain properties.

Non-woven fabrics are widely used and can be used in medical and health care to make surgical gowns, disinfecting masks, rags, sanitary napkins and beauty products, etc.; they can also be used in home decoration to make wall coverings, bed sheets, etc.; It is used in industry to make insulating materials, thermal insulation curtains, etc. However, since there are many sources of raw materials for non-woven fabrics, it is not suitable for making clothes.

2. Oxford cloth

Oxford cloth, also known as Oxford spinning. Originating in England, a traditional combed cotton fabric named after the University of Oxford, Oxford cloth began around 1900. The finer combed high-count yarn is used as the double warp, and it is interwoven with the thicker weft yarn in a weft-weight flat weave.

Oxford cloth is soft in color, soft in body, good in breathability, comfortable to wear, easy to wash and quick-drying, and is mostly used for shirts, sportswear, and pajamas. There are many kinds of fancy products, including plain color, bleached, color warp and white weft, color warp color weft, medium and light color stripe pattern, etc.; there are also polyester-cotton yarn weaving.

In addition to the dustproof and breathable functions of non-woven fabrics, Oxford fabrics have the advantages of being higher, lighter, stronger, more durable, and washable than non-woven fabrics, which are not available in non-woven fabrics. Oxford cloth has a better texture and has a lifespan of 10-15 years without artificial crushing. 

Oxford cloth is also a bit more expensive than non-woven fabrics, but the fastness is better. In the long run, Oxford cloth is more cost-effective.

2. Materials

Oxford cloth is a chemical fiber material, mainly nylon or polyester, and has UP or PVC glue on the surface, which is waterproof, wear-resistant, puncture-resistant, durable, and high-temperature resistant. Non-woven fabrics are mainly polypropylene-based, are not as strong as Oxford cloth in terms of firmness, durability, and temperature resistance, and are non-woven fabrics. Oxford cloth is a versatile and versatile new fabric with soft color, soft body, good air permeability, comfortable wearing, easy to wash, and quick drying.

3. Features

Some people think that oxford cloth is better than non-woven fabric, the reason is that non-woven fabric has a disadvantage, it is not as easy to clean as other fabrics, and oxford cloth is, on the contrary, is better to clean than non-woven fabric. Generally, people use oxford cloth to make all kinds of bags. Because of its special craftsmanship, it has advantages that other clothes cannot match, so people prefer oxford cloth.

Of course, some people prefer more non-woven fabrics. Although it is not easy to clean, its advantages are enough to cover up its shortcomings. Just as there are so many special advantages listed above, the most important thing is its reproducibility, which has won a certain reputation. A favorite of some environmentalists. And it is non-toxic and non-irritating, and it is safer to use no matter what kind of clothing products are made. Another important point is that its price is not so expensive, it is economical and practical. Its not unreasonable that people love it.