Wax Cotton Cord

Wax Cotton Cord PS Daima

For a long time, cotton was the first choice of fabric for most people. However, with the advent of waterproof synthetics, cotton products took a backseat. As a result, the cotton market received a massive hit. But things started changing when oilcloth came into the picture. And once waxed cotton started gaining popularity among manufacturers, cotton came back into the business. It was only a matter of time before the wax cotton cord largely replaced waterproof synthetics.

WHAT IS WAX COTTON CORD?

Wax cotton cord History PS Daima

Waxed cotton is cotton infused with paraffin-based wax or natural beeswax-based wax. Developed in the 19th century, waxed cotton was initially used by the English and Scottish sailing industry. Owing to its pliability and water-resistance properties, waxed cotton slowly became a go-to fabric for the manufacturers and started being used in varied forms.

In recent times wax cotton cords have become a popular versatile beading material. These wax cotton cords are easy to handle and quite preferred in a variety of applications because of their robust nature. They are best suited for their use in making fashion jewelry.

Besides leather cords, P.S. Daima And Sons is also a leading manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of wax cotton cords globally. Wax cotton cords from P.S. Daima are of the highest quality and available at affordable pricing.

WHAT ARE THE APPLICATIONS?

Wax Cotton Cord

Owing to their trendy design and look, wax cotton cords find applications in various domains. Wax cotton cords are used extensively for jewelry creation. Their vibrant look and feel add to the beauty of the jewelry.

Wax cotton cords are also used as stringing materials for necklaces and bracelets. The cords are an ideal material for gemstone beads along with braided and crocheted pieces. Available in a variety of colors and sizes, wax cotton cords cater to the needs and requirements of a wide array of customers. They can be used for various jewelry making techniques like knotting, weaving, and braiding.

Besides being used as a cotton cord, waxed cotton found immense success in the shipping industry apart from other sectors. Companies such as J. Barbour & Sons and Belstaff produced waxed jackets for farmers and bike riders respectively. During the Second World War, waxed cotton was adopted as a first-choice water-proofing material by the British Armed forces.  

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES?

Owing to its advantages, waxed cotton cords, and other waxed cotton products have wide range of applications. Some of the major advantages of wax cotton cords are listed below.

  1. Acts as an alternative to expensive leather cords
  2. Highly flexible and water-resistant
  3. Robust nature with high durability
  4. Smooth and polished finish due to wax coating
  5. Rugged, natural fabric that enhances with wear and tear