Towels & Chamois

We love towels! So we carry a wide variety of Huck, terry cloth, and microfiber towels. We have Huck towels in blue or green recycled towels or brand new blue Huck towels. We have various sizes and colors of terry cloth towels. And we have all kinds of microfiber—smooth, terry cloth-style, or textured. Find your perfect towel here.

Chamois are part of our name and our long history. So we carry only high-quality, natural chamois in numerous sizes.

Here at Detroit Sponge, we’re always happy to answer any questions you have about towels & chamois, either before or after you purchase. Email us or give us a call during business hours.

Choosing the Right Towels & Chamois

The right material makes a big difference in efficiency and results.

Huck Towels
Ideal for glass, mirrors, and detailing. Huck towels are lint free, durable, and highly absorbent, which is why so many window cleaners rely on them every day.

Terry Cloth Towels
Great for heavy moisture removal and general cleaning. The variety of sizes and colors makes them useful for different tasks in your workflow.

Microfiber Towels
Perfect for polishing and final wipe downs. Choose smooth for finishing, terry style for general cleaning, or textured microfiber for extra grip on stubborn residue.

Natural Chamois
Known for lasting durability and exceptional absorbency. A quality chamois molds to the surface and leaves glass clean without lint or streaks.

Detroit Sponge carries reliable brands and a wide range of options, so professionals can choose the materials that match their tools and techniques.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best towel for streak free results?
Huck towels and smooth microfiber are both excellent. They absorb well and won’t leave lint behind.

How do I decide between microfiber and terry cloth?
Microfiber is best for polishing and finishing. Terry cloth works well for heavier moisture, frames, and general cleaning jobs.

How should I care for a natural chamois?
Rinse it well before storing and keep it slightly damp in its container. With the right care, a natural chamois can last for years.

Can I wash different towel types together?
Wash microfiber separately to maintain its absorbency and texture. Huck and terry towels can usually be washed together, but avoid fabric softener so they stay absorbent.