Microfiber towels offer superior absorption and quick-drying benefits for hair and body. Learn how they work, their cons, and why they clean with just water.

What are the different towel fabric names? Most are cotton terry cloth, but options like microfiber and waffle weave exist for specific performance needs.

For a crisp, professional logo on towels, always use two stabilizers. A cut-away backing and a water-soluble topping prevent puckering and stitch sinking.

Stop puckered embroidery on towels. The key is using 100% combed cotton, a cut-away stabilizer, and a water-soluble topping for a durable, high-end look.

Don’t throw away towels with mold spots. Use our two-step method with vinegar and baking soda to kill spores and get them fresh, clean, and safe to use.

Do towels expire? While they don’t have a date, their fibers degrade over time. Learn the signs it’s time to replace them, like low absorbency or smells.

Ever see a towel dangling from a player’s pants? It’s not for style. It’s used to keep hands dry, ensuring a firm grip for precise passes and catches.

The best towel for drying a car is a high-GSM microfiber. Learn why waffle weave and twisted loop designs prevent scratches and give a perfect shine.

Instead of throwing old towels away, give them a valuable second life. Learn the best ways to donate to animal shelters, repurpose them, or find recyclers.