Taslan FabricTaslan Fabric uses air-textured filament yarn to create a matte, bulked and less slippery surface, usually in nylon sportswear and outdoor constructions. Buyers should specify the base fiber, ATY yarn, weave, GSM, finish and test targets because Taslan alone does not define waterproofness or durability.
Read sourcing guidePolyester Pongee FabricPolyester Pongee Fabric is sourced from nominal 190T to 320T for linings, shells, umbrellas and coated components. Buyers should specify yarn denier, actual ends and picks, GSM, width, finish and tested performance because the T number alone does not define quality.
Read sourcing guidePolyester Taffeta FabricPolyester Taffeta (commercially known across Chinese manufacturing clusters as "Disifang", "Di-taf", or synthetic Taffeta) is a premium, ultra-lightweight plain-weave fabric constructed from 100% continuous filament polyester. Originally engineered to replicate luxurious organic silk taffeta, modern industrial-grade polyester taffeta features high tensile strength, exceptional dimensional stability, low shrinkage (under 5%), and remarkable crispness. Representing over 65% of the industrial base fabric market and 30% of outerwear insulation liners, this textile serves as a high-efficiency carrier for technical coatings like polyurethane (PU), polyacrylate (PA), silvering, and flame retardants. For international sourcing managers and apparel buyers, mastering the T-count system, denier configurations, and visual luster finishes (semi-dull vs. full-dull) is key to procuring consistent materials.
Read sourcing guideNylon Oxford Fabric (Nylon Oxford / Polyester Oxford)Nylon Oxford fabric (locally classified under varieties like Lattice, Full-Stretch, Nylon, and Jacquard in Chinese textile manufacturing hubs) is an exceptionally durable, high-strength woven performance material. Characterized by its structured basketweave or plain-weave variation, modern commercial Oxford cloth is engineered using either Polyester or Polyamide (Nylon) filaments tailored for severe environmental wear. After receiving chemical treatments such as alkali weight reduction, polyurethane (PU) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) backing, and durable water repellent (DWR) coatings, it delivers heavy-duty water resistance, structural stiffness, and tear prevention. For global procurement managers sourcing technical packs, luggage, tents, or protective gear, a clear understanding of Denier ("D") grading, yarn structural mechanics (like air-textured yarns), and back-coating formulas is paramount to capturing predictable supplier pricing and high-yield product performance.
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