300D Linen Type Cationic Fabric (PVC)

Cationic Oxford fabric is a fabric woven with cationic silk threads in the warp and polyester threads in the weft. Due to the mixed weave of silk threads, cationic oxford fabric looks like linen and has a naturally mixed premium feel. The cationic yarns and polyester yarns are usually dyed separately before weaving, so the colour of cationic Oxford cloth is more stable and less likely to lose colour. At the same time, the post-treatment process of cationic oxford fabric can be carried out with a water-repellent treatment, making it water-resistant and pressure-resistant. Compared to ordinary Oxford fabrics, cationic Oxford fabrics have a good feel and are very comfortable and soft, making them suitable for use as backpacks and organisers.

300D linen is a type of fabric made from linen fibers that have been twisted together to create a durable and strong material. The "D" refers to the denier, which is a unit of measurement for the fineness of fibers. A higher denier means thicker, stronger fibers. "Cationic" refers to the type of dye that is used on the fabric, which is a positively charged dye that is attracted to negatively charged fibers. "PVC" stands for polyvinyl chloride, which is a type of synthetic polymer that can be used to coat or laminate the fabric to make it more waterproof or give it a different texture or feel. PVC is a common and affordable material used in many applications such as flooring, upholstery, and clothing.