What is Oxford Cloth?
Oxford cloth traditionally features a basket-weave structure, especially in cotton varieties. However, in today’s textile market, the term “Oxford” often refers to lightweight, sturdy fabrics-typically around 200 denier-made from polyester, nylon, or blends. These modern Oxford fabrics are valued for their strength, flexibility, and additional benefits such as water and wrinkle resistance, which have broadened their range of applications to include linings, bags, banners, and outdoor gear.

Top 4 Benefits of Oxford Cloth:
– Durability: Oxford cloth is highly resistant to abrasion and wear, making it suitable for products that need to last.
– Versatility: Available in various weights and finishes, Oxford cloth is used for bags, tents, upholstery, and promotional items.
– Low Maintenance: Many Oxford fabrics are easy to care for and resist wrinkling, making them practical for everyday use.
– Aesthetic Appeal: Oxford’s subtle texture and classic appearance make it a popular choice in both fashion and interiors.

Where Can I Get Oxford Cloth?
TVF stocks two main types of 200 Denier Oxford cloth fabric in black and white. All our stock nylon and polyester Oxford are urethane coated and come in several finishes. We can also run custom colors upon request.

Nylon Oxford Cloth – for linings, flags, bags and more.
Textured Polyester Oxford Cloth – designed for dye sublimation and screen printing (and may be a more cost-effective alternative to nylon)

What Are the Top End Uses for Nylon Oxford Cloth?
Linings
Flags
Promotional bags
Furniture
Dust covers
Tents
Soft advertising inflatables

What Are the Top End Uses for Polyester Oxford Cloth?
Suitcases lining
Drawstring bags
Banners and flags
Photo backgrounds
Trade show booth advertising