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Oxford Micro Fiber Cloth - 16x16 - Green

A 16 by 16 inch microfiber cleaning cloth in a polyester and polyamide blend, offered in blue or green. Built for restaurants, bars, care facility housekeeping, and car wash and detailing operations that go through cleaning cloths in volume.

The Facts

• Blend: 78% polyester / 22% polyamide microfiber
• Weight: 35 grams per cloth, about 210 GSM
• Color: Blue or Green
• Best for: Counters, tables, glass, stainless steel and vehicle detailing

The Details

Microfiber is made from synthetic fibers finer than cotton, and that fineness is what makes it work. A dense mass of tiny fibers gives the cloth a large surface area, so it lifts and holds dust and grime instead of pushing it around, and draws liquid into the spaces between the fibers.

The two fibers divide the work. Polyester gives the cloth its strength and structure, while polyamide, a type of nylon, takes up water more readily and softens the feel. At about 210 GSM, this is a light, general-purpose weight that wrings out easily and dries quickly between jobs.

Two colors make a simple system: assign blue to one area and green to another, and restroom cloths stay out of the dining room.

Other Towel Sizes Available

A white 100% cotton pool towel with a blue center stripe, made so the stripe holds its color through bleach. Built for gyms, schools, camps, swim programs and care facilities that need an inexpensive towel they can tell apart from bath linen at a glance.

The Facts

• Fiber: 100% cotton, 10s yarn
• Border: CAM border
• Color: White with a blue center stripe
• Bleach: Bleach-resistant, with a fade-resistant stripe
• Best for: Pool decks, locker rooms, swim programs and fitness facilities

The Details

The stripe is the point of this towel. A white towel with one blue band reads as a pool towel from across a laundry room, so it gets sorted correctly and stays out of resident rooms and bath stock. Because the stripe resists fading and the towel resists bleach, that marking lasts through the heavy bleaching pool towels get.

The cotton is spun to a 10s count, which is thick by towel standards, since cotton counts get lower as the yarn gets heavier. A coarse yarn gives each loop body, even in a lightweight towel meant to be handed out and replaced in quantity.

Other Towel Sizes Available

A white 100% cotton pool towel with a blue center stripe, made so the stripe holds its color through bleach. Built for gyms, schools, camps, swim programs and care facilities that need an inexpensive towel they can tell apart from bath linen at a glance.

The Facts

• Fiber: 100% cotton, 10s yarn
• Border: CAM border
• Color: White with a blue center stripe
• Bleach: Bleach-resistant, with a fade-resistant stripe
• Best for: Pool decks, locker rooms, swim programs and fitness facilities

The Details

The stripe is the point of this towel. A white towel with one blue band reads as a pool towel from across a laundry room, so it gets sorted correctly and stays out of resident rooms and bath stock. Because the stripe resists fading and the towel resists bleach, that marking lasts through the heavy bleaching pool towels get.

The cotton is spun to a 10s count, which is thick by towel standards, since cotton counts get lower as the yarn gets heavier. A coarse yarn gives each loop body, even in a lightweight towel meant to be handed out and replaced in quantity.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Gold Dobby Towel Collection

A best-selling collection built on a simple split of labor: 100% cotton loops handle absorbency while the polyester in the base fabric handles strength. Built for facilities buying wholesale that need towels presentable enough for guest-facing rooms at a price that works for everyday rotation.

The Facts

• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Border: Dobby border
• Color: White
• Pile: 100% cotton loops, no synthetic content on the drying surface
• Durability: Poly content in the base resists stretching and keeps the towel dimensionally stable through commercial laundering
• Appearance: Elegant enough for guest-facing spaces, priced for high-turnover bulk use

The Details

The phrase worth reading closely on the spec sheet is "100% cotton loops." Plenty of blended towels put synthetic fiber directly into the pile, which is cheaper to produce but costs you absorbency, because polyester does not take up water the way cotton does. Here the loops are entirely cotton, so the surface that actually touches skin and pulls moisture is doing its job without compromise. The 14% polyester sits underneath in the base fabric, where it adds a backbone the towel can rely on. Cotton performance where you feel it, polyester performance where you need it.

That structural help is what keeps the towel presentable over a long service life. All-cotton towels tend to lose their shape across months of hot washing and hard drying: edges go wavy, dimensions shrink, the body goes limp. A poly-reinforced base pushes back against all three, which matters more in commercial laundry than it ever does in a home.

The dobby border is why this one outsells the rest. It gives the towel a defined, finished edge instead of a plain hem, and in a photo or a stacked linen closet that reads as a more expensive product than it is. For bulk buyers stocking resident rooms and shared baths, it is the cheapest way to make a supply-grade linen closet look intentional.

White economy pillow, synthetic down with extra hollow siliconized fiberfill and quality ticking. Great pillow for the value. Machine washable.

• 100% Polyester Shell Hypo-Allergenic Siliconized Fiberfill
• with Synthetic Down
• Standard Size measures 20" wide x 26" long (22 oz)
• Queen Size measures 20" wide x 30" long (28 oz)
• King Size measures 20" wide x 36" long (33 oz)