Shirt Fabrics

Oxford Weave Shirt

With a history dating back to the 1800s, the oxford weave dress shirt is considered to be the most simple and straightforward, when compared to other weaves like the herringbone.  The oxford dress shirt was historically made of 100% cotton, but nowadays, there are many fabrics which uses this pattern. There are numerous blends such as cotton and polyester, and cotton and rayon available in the oxford weave.

So if you’re looking for something that is simple and not too expensive, the oxford dress shirt is for you.  It is also quite durable and will hold up well after repetitive washes. The oxford dress shirt is a classic and can be worn for almost any occasion, guaranteeing you absolute comfort and brilliant performance. You be able to look your best when sporting an oxford dress shirt as it is neither too formal nor too casual.  The oxford dress shirt is a time honored classic.  A safe bet.

Basically, the oxford weave involves the following:  the weft, a yarn that is drawn over and subsequently under the warp or vertical yarn. The weft is comprised of a pair of fine yarns. In the oxford weave, the warp is a heavier yarn than the weft and when weaved, leaves to in a weave with a basket like pattern.