In 2026, the domestic polyester Oxford cloth market will continue to expand, with a scale of about 15 billion yuan by 2025, a year-on-year increase of 8%, and an expected value of 16.2 billion yuan by 2026. The industry is accelerating towards high-density, high-D, and multifunctional upgrades, with the proportion of 600D and above, waterproof/flame-retardant/UV resistant products exceeding 53%. The Yangtze River Delta is still a core production area, with Jiangsu and Zhejiang accounting for over 50% of the national production capacity. Leading enterprises such as Hengli, Huaxi Village, and Taihua New Materials continue to expand their intelligent production lines, leading to an increase in industry concentration.

Driven by the "dual carbon" initiative, rPET recycled Oxford fabric has become the biggest hotspot: 1 ton of recycled yarn can save 6 tons of oil and reduce carbon emissions by 3.2 tons. Top enterprises adopt chemical rPET, which has a strength close to that of native polyester (difference ≤ 5%), and has been widely used in backpacks, tents, car clothes, and baby strollers. The shipment volume of recycled Oxford cloth in 2025 is about 47000 tons, accounting for 52% of the total production; The EU Carbon Tariffs (CBAM) are forcing export companies to accelerate their regeneration certification and green transformation.

From 2025 to 2026, polyester Oxford fabric will achieve key technological breakthroughs in three directions: lightweight, high-strength, and weather resistance. Enterprises in Dongguan, Suzhou and other places have achieved a 35% reduction in fabric weight while maintaining high strength through modified fibers, special weaving, and lightweight coatings. They have also passed a 24-hour salt spray test at -40 ℃, which can meet the needs of polar and high-altitude outdoor scenes.