Shirting Oxford
Shirting Oxford is a classic woven cotton fabric known for its durability and versatility, making it a popular choice for dress shirts and casual wear.
About Shirting Oxford
Shirting Oxford is a specialty plain weave fabric typically made from 100% cotton, characterized by its slightly textured surface and robust construction. The fabric is often used in both formal and casual shirts due to its breathable nature and ability to hold shape well. Its construction features a balanced weave, providing a comfortable drape and a soft hand feel, while still being durable enough for everyday wear.
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Machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low, iron on medium heat.
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Shirting Oxford is favored for its combination of comfort and durability, making it suitable for both professional and casual settings. The fabric's texture can vary based on the specific weave and finishing processes used.
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