Speaking of shirts, let me talk about the advantages between cotton shirts and Oxford cloth shirts.
Compared to keeping warm, Oxford cloth shirts are stronger and less prone to wrinkles.
Oxford cloth is a fabric weaving method, which refers to the overlapping order of horizontal and vertical cotton yarns during weaving. The look and feel of Oxford cloth shirts is closer to fine denim fabrics. The style is closer to a denim shirt, and the fabric is harder and stronger, so the shape is particularly good and less likely to deform and wrinkle. It is precisely because of the fabric that there are many colors and styles, and everyone is happy to purchase Oxford cloth shirts.
Pure cotton shirts are comfortable to wear, soft and sweat-absorbent. However, pure cotton shirts are very easy to wrinkle, deform, stain or discolor, which is also its drawback. However, the pure cotton shirt feels very good and is very comfortable to put on.
The shirts worn by the Normans in the 14th century had collars and sleeves. In the 16th century Europe, it was popular to embroider the collar and chest of shirts, or decorate the collar, cuffs, and chest with lace. At the end of the 18th century, the British wore stiff turtleneck shirts. During the reign of Queen Victoria, high-collar shirts were eliminated, resulting in the current Western-style shirt with stand-up collar. In the 1840s, Western-style shirts were introduced to China. Shirts were mostly worn by men at first. They were gradually adopted by women in the 1950s and have now become a common piece of clothing.
Oxford cloth and environmentally friendly recycled series specifications and classifications: 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, composite Oxford cloth Cloth, etc., please consult customer service for details.
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