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ČeštinaOxford Fabrics for Outdoor Workwear
Polyester Oxford fabrics with water-repellent finishes and a firm handle - hard-wearing shells for outdoor jackets, overalls, bags and protective covers.
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OXFORD-110
110 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 1,69 € /m · incl. VAT
OXFORD-400 PVC
400 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 3,04 € /m · incl. VAT
OXFORD-210
210 g/m² | 100% Nylon
2,36 € /m · incl. VAT
OXFORD-160
160 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 2,23 € /m · incl. VAT
OXFORD-330 PVC
330 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 2,99 € /m · incl. VAT
OXFORD-250
250 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 3,23 € /m · incl. VAT
TAFFETA-190T
52 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 0,69 € /m · incl. VAT
OXFORD-215
215 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 2,80 € /m · incl. VAT
TAFFETA-210T/N
70 g/m² | 100% Nylon
1,86 € /m · incl. VAT
OXFORD-145
145 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 1,98 € /m · incl. VAT
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Oxford is a basketweave polyester with a firm, slightly ribbed surface, usually finished with a water-repellent coating — hard to tear and easy to wipe clean. This range holds 16 published articles from 52 to 400 g/m², all OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified, with EN ISO 20471 high-visibility versions available. The light end suits linings and packable rainwear; the heavy end suits outer shells, bags, tool pouches and protective covers exposed to daily abrasion in construction and logistics.
Standard & certification guides
The standards behind this range, explained on xmtextiles.com — what each one covers and how to choose compliant material.
Frequently asked questions
What is Oxford fabric?
A polyester basketweave with a firm, slightly ribbed surface, usually finished with a water-repellent coating — hard to tear and easy to wipe clean.
What is it used for?
The light end suits linings and packable rainwear; the heavy end suits outer shells, bags, tool pouches and protective covers exposed to daily abrasion.
What is the weight range?
16 published articles from 52 to 400 g/m², all OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified, with EN ISO 20471 high-visibility versions available.