UV-Resistant Sun Shade Low-Stretch Silk Oxford Fabric

This UV-Resistant Sun Shade Low-Stretch Silk Oxford Fabric is based on silk Oxford, and the warp and weft are woven in a specific ratio to form a surface structure that combines the texture of silk and the stiffness of Oxford cloth. ​

The core UV resistance is achieved in two ways: first, UV absorbers are added to the fiber itself, which can filter more than 95% of UVA and UVB rays; second, the fabric is tightly woven to form a physical barrier, and the light transmittance is controlled in the range of 15%-20%, which can not only ensure natural lighting in the shaded area, but also avoid the sudden temperature rise caused by strong direct sunlight. ​

Low ductility is another key feature. After testing, the elongation under 50N tension is only 2.3%, which is far lower than the 5%-8% standard of ordinary sunshade fabrics. This means that under long-term wind or tension, the fabric is not easy to deform and can maintain stable dimensional accuracy, which is especially suitable for scenes such as awnings and canopies that require a fixed shape.​

The surface of the fabric has been treated with water repellency, with a water drop contact angle of 110°, which can be slightly splash-proof while retaining a certain degree of breathability to avoid stuffiness. The edges have been reinforced with hemming, with a tear resistance of 30N to improve durability.