Microfiber is a man-made textile made from super tiny fibers. These fibers are so small, they’re more than 50 times thinner than a single human hair.

These tiny fibers work together like little fingers to grab and pull liquid, dirt, dust, and just about anything else from a surface. When a microfiber passes over a surface, these little fibers go into all the tiny cracks and bumps and scoop up everything that’s dirty. The more fibers a textile has, the more it can pick up. That’s why they’re better at cleaning than regular cloths or towels - they have a million little fibers each lifting and pulling away dirt. Like magic.

But we don't stop there. By making our microfiber from a combination of polyester with a polyamide core, we make the whole fiber more absorbent. Polyamide is a strong and stretchy material, that helps the microfiber maintain its shape, making them more effective at grabbing dirt and mud. But it also enhances the fibers water absorption and ability to hold onto liquid better than polyester fibers alone.