3 materialsSchool Bags
Durable, ergonomic school bags for schools, distributors and retailers.
Materials: Polyester, Nylon, Canvas
Glossary
What is Oxford fabric?
A basket-weave polyester or nylon fabric widely used for bags.
Quick answer
Oxford fabric: A basket-weave polyester or nylon fabric widely used for bags.
Updated by the Vago team
Key takeaways
- It balances strength, colour range and cost, which is why it dominates mid-range bulk bags.
- Related: Denier (D)
- Related: Bar tacking
- Related: PU coating
What does Oxford fabric mean?
Oxford fabric uses a basket weave that gives a slightly textured surface. Polyester oxford in 600D or 1680D, usually with a PU or PVC backing, is a standard material for school bags, backpacks and luggage.
Why it matters when ordering bags
It balances strength, colour range and cost, which is why it dominates mid-range bulk bags.
Where you will see this term
5 materials
Backpack Bags
Everyday backpacks for retail, wholesale, private-label and corporate use.
Materials: Polyester, Nylon, Canvas, Recycled PET (rPET), Genuine Leather
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Questions buyers ask
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What does Oxford fabric mean in bag manufacturing?
Oxford fabric uses a basket weave that gives a slightly textured surface. Polyester oxford in 600D or 1680D, usually with a PU or PVC backing, is a standard material for school bags, backpacks and luggage.
Why should a bulk buyer care about Oxford fabric?
It balances strength, colour range and cost, which is why it dominates mid-range bulk bags.
Where does Oxford fabric come up when ordering bags?
Mostly with school bags, backpack bags and polyester. Mention it in your enquiry and we will explain the options on your sample.
Can Vago explain this on my quote?
Yes. Quotes list the key specifications in plain language, and you can ask questions on WhatsApp (+91 95373 25355).
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