300D 100% Polyester Waterproof Oxford Fabric Pu Coated

Product Overview

This 300D polyester Oxford fabric is a durable woven material with a PU-coated construction designed for applications requiring strength, practical handling, and protection against water exposure. The Oxford weave creates a recognizable textured surface, while the coating adds a water barrier for bags, luggage, outdoor furnishings, protective covers, tablecloths, and selected garment or industrial applications.

The available specification is 100% polyester, 100–140 GSM, and a source-listed width of 57–67 inches / 150–170 cm. Custom colors are available. Because coating performance and end-product requirements vary, buyers should confirm the required waterproof rating, coating type, flame-retardant or antistatic requirement, color standard, usable width, and testing protocol before sampling or bulk production.

Product Specifications

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

300D Polyester Base

The fabric is woven from 300D polyester, providing a practical balance between durability and manageable weight. Its 100–140 GSM range makes it lighter than many heavy-duty Oxford constructions while retaining the textured, functional character expected from an Oxford fabric.

Polyester also supports relatively quick drying and straightforward handling during cutting and sewing. The source page describes the material as durable, wear resistant, easy to care for, machine washable, and quick drying. Final care instructions should nevertheless be confirmed for the selected PU formulation, color, and end product because repeated washing, heat, detergents, and mechanical action can affect coated fabrics.

Oxford Weave

The Oxford construction produces a visible woven texture and a more structured appearance than lightweight, fluid apparel fabrics. This surface can give bags, luggage, protective home textiles, and outdoor products a clean, practical look while helping the fabric withstand regular handling.

Actual tensile strength, tear strength, abrasion resistance, and seam performance are not provided on the source page. Buyers with defined performance targets should communicate the required test method and acceptance criteria before bulk production.

PU-Coated Waterproof Construction

The PU coating adds a protective layer that helps prevent water from passing through the fabric. This makes the material commercially relevant for products exposed to spills, damp conditions, or intermittent outdoor use.

The page does not state a hydrostatic-pressure rating, coating weight, coating side, water-repellency grade, wash durability, or seam-sealing result. “Waterproof fabric” also does not automatically produce a completely waterproof finished article: needle holes, seams, zippers, bindings, and other components may require sealing or separate protection.

Key Product Features

• Durable woven structure: The 300D polyester Oxford base is intended for products exposed to repeated handling and everyday wear.
• PU-coated water barrier: Suitable for applications requiring protection against water exposure, subject to the required waterproof rating and finished-product construction.
• Light and workable specification: At 100–140 GSM, the fabric can be easier to cut, sew, fold, and pack than heavier Oxford materials.
• Custom color development: Colors can be produced according to buyer requirements, with lab-dip and approval-sample support.
• Multiple finish routes: The page also lists silver, PA, PVC, and uncoated plain-dyed alternatives. These are not automatically included in the PU-coated specification and should be evaluated separately.
• Additional functional claims requiring confirmation: Flame-retardant, antistatic, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant properties are listed on the source page, but applicable standards and results are not stated. Buyers should request confirmation and available testing for the exact production specification.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Bags, Backpacks, Purses, and Luggage

This is a primary application area for 300D PU-coated Oxford fabric. The woven texture provides a practical exterior appearance, while the polyester base and coating support products that need reasonable durability without the bulk of a much heavier Oxford construction.

Potential products include backpacks, shopping bags, promotional bags, travel organizers, soft luggage panels, interior luggage components, storage bags, and accessory pouches. Depending on the product, the fabric may be used as an outer shell, lining, pocket material, or laminated component.

For demanding luggage or high-abrasion panels, buyers should confirm tear strength, abrasion resistance, seam strength, coating adhesion, colorfastness, and whether reinforcement or a heavier backing is necessary. Water-resistant zippers and sealed seams may be required when the finished bag must resist water penetration.

Outdoor Cushions, Furniture Covers, and Tablecloths

The PU coating makes the fabric suitable for outdoor cushion shells, furniture covers, tablecloths, and other home-textile products exposed to spills or damp conditions. Its Oxford texture can provide a more structured, technical appearance than smooth decorative fabrics.

For cushions, evaluate the fabric with the intended foam, filling, backing, zipper, and seam construction. For prolonged outdoor use, confirm UV resistance, weathering, coating durability, colorfastness to light, hydrostatic pressure, mold or mildew requirements, and care instructions. These properties are not stated on the source page and should not be assumed from the waterproof claim alone.

Sofas and Protective Home-Textile Components

The source page lists sofas, bedding, and home textiles among the applications. Suitable uses may include protective covers, utility upholstery, storage products, mattress or bedding protection components, pet-product covers, and other functional layers.

Because a 300D coated Oxford fabric is more structured than conventional bedding or next-to-skin textiles, it is better evaluated as a protective component than as a soft sleep surface. Upholstery projects should confirm abrasion performance, seam strength, coating flexibility, hand feel, cleanability, and any applicable flammability requirement.

Jackets, Garments, Linings, and Workwear

The fabric may be evaluated for structured jackets, rainwear components, utility garments, workwear panels, protective linings, and selected industrial or military-related products. Its polyester Oxford construction can add body and surface durability, while the PU coating helps manage water exposure.

Before garment development, buyers should assess breathability, stiffness, movement noise, drape, coating contact with the skin, seam comfort, and wash performance. Lightweight sleepwear, bridal, or fluid fashion silhouettes are not primary recommendations for this coated 300D construction and should only be considered after reviewing a physical sample.

If flame-retardant or antistatic performance is required for workwear, uniforms, or protective garments, provide the applicable standard and target result before quotation. The source-listed feature alone is not proof of conformity with a specific protective-clothing standard.

Tents, Awnings, Umbrellas, and Outdoor Equipment

The page associates this product with tents, awnings, umbrellas, and outdoor uses. These applications are conditional because their performance requirements may exceed those of general bags or indoor home textiles.

Confirm hydrostatic pressure, coating uniformity, UV resistance, accelerated weathering, tear strength, dimensional stability, seam leakage, cold-crack performance, and flame requirements where relevant. Long-term exposure, structural loading, or severe-weather use may require a different fabric weight, coating level, reinforcement, or construction.

Footwear and Automotive Components

For footwear, the fabric may be considered for textile panels, linings, tongues, accessory components, or packaging. For automotive interiors, possible uses include covers, organizers, liners, and selected upholstery-related components.

Both markets normally require application-specific abrasion, adhesion, odor, fogging, flammability, colorfastness, and restricted-substance controls. Confirm all target specifications before sampling because these requirements are not established by the existing product information.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

• Approve the complete construction: Evaluate a sample made with the intended color, weight, width, and coating rather than approving only a generic 300D base fabric.
• Confirm the coating side: Establish whether the PU-coated surface should face inward or outward in the finished product.
• Test seam leakage: Sewing needles perforate the coating. Waterproof finished products may require seam tape, sealed seams, coated thread paths, or an additional barrier.
• Control edge fraying: Cutting trials should determine whether hot cutting, binding, overlocking, or another edge finish is appropriate.
• Select needles and thread through trials: Needle size, point type, thread, stitch length, and tension should be matched to the fabric, coating, and number of layers.
• Check coating adhesion: Folding, creasing, washing, heat, bonding, and repeated flexing can affect the coating. Test the intended manufacturing and care process.
• Confirm printing or bonding compatibility: Ink, adhesive, lamination, heat-transfer, and curing conditions should be tested on the final coating and color.
• Allow for lot approval: Confirm shade, width, GSM, coating appearance, hand feel, and performance against an approved sample before shipment.
• Define “waterproof” numerically when necessary: Communicate the required hydrostatic-pressure method and result instead of relying only on a descriptive claim.
• Confirm care instructions: Although the source describes the fabric as machine washable and quick drying, the final wash method should reflect the exact coating and finished-product construction.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

Color and Product Development

Custom colors are available according to buyer requirements. A lab dip normally takes 3–5 days, while a plain-color approval sample normally takes 7–10 days. Buyers should provide a physical color standard, Pantone reference, or other agreed target and confirm the required light source and color tolerance.

OEM service is available depending on the request, and logos can be customized on the company’s products. The logo method, placement, artwork requirements, colorfastness, MOQ, and cost should be evaluated for the specific project.

The source also lists silver, PA, PVC, and uncoated plain-dyed alternatives. Request a separate specification and quotation when an alternative coating or finish is required.

MOQ and Lead Time

The listed MOQ is 2,000 meters per color. Bulk-production lead time is stated as 3–20 days, but the confirmed schedule will depend on quantity, color approval, coating requirements, raw-material availability, testing, packaging, and production-line scheduling.

Supplier-stated capacity is more than 3 million meters per month, with daily output of up to 150,000 meters. Confirm capacity allocation and the shipment schedule for the specific order.

Packaging and Container Loading

Standard roll-length options are 50 meters, 100 meters, or 200 meters per roll. Packing details can also be adjusted according to buyer requirements.

The source lists usual loading quantities of approximately:

• 20GP: 110,000 meters
• 40GP: 220,000 meters

Actual loading depends on roll length, fabric width, coating, packing method, roll diameter, gross weight, and container restrictions. Confirm the final packing list and container calculation before shipment.

Pricing, Payment, and Shipping

Pricing depends on quantity and quality, and the source page refers to three quantity-based price brackets. Request a current quotation based on the exact construction, color, finish, quantity, packing, testing, and Incoterm.

The source contains two descriptions of the balance-payment timing:

• For first-time clients: normally 30% down payment and 70% before shipping by T/T.
• Elsewhere on the page: 30% advance by T/T and 70% upon receipt of a copy of the bill of lading.

Repeat clients may be considered for L/C, and other terms may be negotiable. Because the two T/T descriptions differ, confirm the binding payment schedule in the quotation or proforma invoice before ordering.

Shipping options include express and sea freight. Confirm the available payment methods for samples directly with FabricsTrades.

FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support

FabricsTrades is located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, within one of the world’s most concentrated textile manufacturing regions. The source page reports more than ten years of experience with polyester Oxford, taffeta, satin, and related fabrics, as well as experience supplying customers in Europe, the Middle East, and South America.

In addition to its own manufacturing capabilities, FabricsTrades can coordinate with specialized weaving, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support facilities across the regional supply chain. If this standard 300D PU-coated Oxford does not fully meet the project requirement, the team can help evaluate alternative colors, weights, widths, coatings, constructions, packaging formats, or custom-development routes.

Feasibility, MOQ, lead time, performance, and documentation depend on the selected specification. Factory visits are welcome, and airport or station pickup may be arranged in advance.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

Waterproof and coated textiles require careful chemical-document review. A PU coating does not by itself establish whether a fabric contains or does not contain PFAS; additional water-repellent treatments, membranes, auxiliaries, contamination, and other material layers may affect the final result.

For EU-bound clothing, accessories, footwear, bags, or consumer home textiles, buyers should review the EU REACH PFHxA Restriction. The relevant application dates differ by product category, including 10 October 2026 for general-public clothing, related accessories, and footwear, and 10 October 2027 for certain other consumer textiles.

For products sold in California, including bags, upholstery, bedding, tablecloths, and many other textile articles, review the California AB 1817 PFAS Textile Ban. Requirements affecting most covered new textile articles began on 1 January 2025, with changes to applicable fluorine thresholds and limited product-specific exceptions occurring on later dates.

Before sampling or quotation, communicate the destination market, end-product category, sale date, restricted-substance list, retailer protocol, and required testing method. Depending on the final specification and production batch, buyers may request available:

• Technical data sheets and coating information
• Supplier chemical or restricted-substance declarations
• Test reports for waterproofness, tear strength, abrasion, flammability, antistatic performance, or other required properties
• PFAS-related declarations or testing
• Material traceability and batch records
• Certificates or third-party testing support

Requirements vary by market, product category, intended use, finish, and date of sale. Buyers should confirm their legal and retailer requirements before bulk production. No certification or compliance status should be assumed unless it is supported by documentation for the exact fabric, color, finish, and production batch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 300D PU-coated polyester Oxford fabric?

It is a 100% polyester Oxford woven fabric made to a source-listed 300D specification and finished with a PU coating. The available weight is 100–140 GSM, and the coating provides a water barrier for bags, luggage, protective home textiles, and selected outdoor products.

Is this fabric fully waterproof?

The product is marketed as waterproof and uses a PU coating, but the source does not provide a hydrostatic-pressure rating. Confirm the required test method and result, and remember that seams and other construction details can affect the waterproofness of the finished article.

Which width is available?

The source lists 57–67 inches and 150–170 cm. Because these ranges are not exact equivalents at the lower end, confirm the finished and usable width required for your cutting plan.

Are flame-retardant and antistatic properties standard?

The source page lists flame-retardant and antistatic features, but it does not identify standards, test methods, or results. Confirm whether these properties apply to the selected production specification and request available test reports before ordering.

How long does a lab dip take?

A lab dip normally takes 3–5 days. A plain-color approval sample normally takes 7–10 days.

Can FabricsTrades provide OEM service?

Yes. OEM service depends on the project requirements, and logo customization can be evaluated. Confirm the logo method, artwork, placement, MOQ, lead time, and performance requirements during development.

What is the production capacity?

The source states that production capacity exceeds 3 million meters per month and that daily output can reach 150,000 meters. Confirm capacity allocation for the required fabric specification and delivery window.

What is the bulk-production lead time?

The stated bulk-production lead time is 3–20 days. The confirmed schedule depends on quantity, color approval, coating, testing, packaging, and current production capacity.

How is the price determined?

Pricing depends on the requested quantity and quality. The source page refers to three quantity-based price brackets, with larger quantities generally receiving more favorable pricing. Request a project-specific quotation.

What is the MOQ?

The listed MOQ is 2,000 meters per color. Confirm whether development samples, trial orders, or custom finishes have different minimum requirements.

Can I visit the factory?

Yes. Factory visits are welcome, and airport or station pickup may be arranged in advance.

How long is one yard in meters?

One yard equals 0.9144 meter.

Request a Quote or Sample

To request a quotation, lab dip, approval sample, available test report, or custom-development evaluation, provide:

• Intended application and finished-product design
• Required composition, 300D construction, weight, and usable width
• Color standard
• PU coating or alternative finish
• Required waterproof, flame-retardant, antistatic, tear, shrinkage, abrasion, or other performance standard
• Order quantity and quantity per color
• Roll length and packaging requirements
• Destination market and Incoterm
• Restricted-substance, certification, declaration, or testing requirements
• Target approval and delivery dates

FabricsTrades can review the specification and advise on sampling, customization, testing support, pricing, production feasibility, and lead time.