Oxford Fabric
A basket-weave fabric family. Start with the yarn specification and the handle you need.

SPECIALISTS IN LUGGAGE LINING
Lining fabrics for suitcase makers and luggage brands. Supplied in rolls, cut to your pattern, or sewn to fit your case.
THE FABRIC DIRECTORY
Explore lining fabric families by name, then confirm the specification for your suitcase project.
A basket-weave fabric family. Start with the yarn specification and the handle you need.
Known in the Chinese textile trade as 春秋丁. Match the fabric by sample and construction.
Plain-weave polyester fabric. Compare the density, weight and finish against your lining reference.
The English trade name for 春亚纺. Specify the yarn construction, hand feel and surface finish.
Plain-weave nylon fabric, also called polyamide taffeta. Identify the fibre clearly in your brief.
A satin-weave fabric family. Choose the fibre, sheen and reverse-side feel to suit your brief.
A specific satin construction, known as 五枚缎. Specify it within the wider satin fabric family.
Names identify fabric families, not fixed stock specifications. Five-harness satin is part of the satin family; Chunqiuding is a Chinese trade name matched by sample.
OUR SUPPLY OPTIONS
Source the fabric, send us your pattern, or develop a sewn liner around your suitcase.
Lining fabric for your own cutting and sewing. Start with a swatch, colour or material specification.
Fabric · Colour · Quantity
Service detailsLining panels cut to an agreed pattern, ready for your sewing process. Confirm the pieces included in each set.
Pattern · Panel list · Quantity
Service detailsSewn lining components developed to your suitcase dimensions, interior layout and attachment requirements.
Internal dimensions · Layout · Sample
Service detailsAI-generated material and application visuals. Fabric specifications and construction are confirmed against an approved sample.
COLOUR, TEXTURE & PATTERN
Once you have a fabric in mind, discuss the colour, surface or artwork you want to develop.
Composition, weight, usable width and availability are confirmed for the selected fabric.
CUSTOM CUTTING & SEWING
A good fit starts with more than the size on the luggage label. Share what you have; we will clarify the details together.
Internal dimensions of both sides, depth and any features that affect the liner. Include measurement units.
Divider panels, pockets, zippers and attachment points. Confirm which components belong in each set.
An existing pattern, dimensioned drawing, lining sample or suitcase shell, as agreed for your project.
“20-inch” or external dimensions alone are a starting reference. Patterns and sample fit must be confirmed before production.
HOW YOUR PROJECT TAKES SHAPE
MOQ, sample cost and lead time are confirmed for each project.
Choose your supply format and send the references you have.
Agree on fabric, dimensions, layout and set contents.
Confirm pricing and sampling arrangements for the specification.
For panels and liners, trial sew or fit the sample in the corresponding case.
Proceed against the agreed specification and approved sample.
ABOUT SHIRE LINING
Ruian Shire Trade Co., Ltd.
Based in Ruian, Zhejiang, a centre for luggage manufacturing in China, we produce lining fabrics for luggage and suitcase interiors.
Choose fabric rolls, panels cut to your pattern, or sewn liners developed for your suitcase.
For cut panels and sewn liners, share the internal suitcase dimensions, a pattern or a reference sample. We confirm the construction and sample fit before production.
Request a quoteTHE SHIRE LINING JOURNAL
Practical guides to help you prepare your next luggage-lining enquiry.
Material selection
Compare fabric construction, handle, appearance and sewing requirements before selecting a lining for your suitcase project.
Supply formats
Choose a lining supply format around your production process, then define exactly what each roll, panel or liner set includes.
Custom liner preparation
Prepare internal dimensions, shape details and component positions so a custom sewn liner can be sampled and checked in the actual suitcase.
LET’S TALK LINING
Start with a few details. You can prepare a brief even if your pattern or specification is still in progress.
charlie@ruianshire.com
Review your brief, then choose one of the sending options below.