Does anybody even know if they exist? I'm looking for 100% pure cotton, made in the USA wash cloths, without the dobby border. I emailed Sal Zaino and he named several places that have them but they don't. I have found cloths made from 100% Supima cotton, which is grown and processed ONLY in the USA but they are still imported from Pakistan, India, and Turkey. I've exhausted my online search. does anybody have any ideas?
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100% Cotton, Made in the USA
- Thread starter mborner
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I've got some of the towels and I really, really like them. The ones I have are the "older" version I believe. Autopia used to carry them, not sure if they still do or not?
They're a bit pricey, but I think you'll like them. Here's a link to some discussion on these towels
Autopia Review: Microfiber Towels: DF Concours Towel
They're a bit pricey, but I think you'll like them. Here's a link to some discussion on these towels
Autopia Review: Microfiber Towels: DF Concours Towel
I was looking through my cotton towel collection (for car care) and most of the towels I bought at sears & JC penny are USA made. A handful I purchased from target and those are made in Pakistan. Not a big MF fan so I pick up 100% cotton terry towels when I find them on the cheap at those dept stores - and no i never use the auto zone or pep boys cotton towels...ok maybe 5-10 for the engine compartment.
Setec Astronomy
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The DF towels are nice, I'm not sure that you can't find something as nice in a good bath or department store, but I'm not sure they will be any cheaper, either. If you want the DF towels, I'd order them from Pakshak to avoid the customer service problems some of us have encountered ordering from DF directly.
Setec Astronomy said:If you want the DF towels, I'd order them from Pakshak to avoid the customer service problems some of us have encountered ordering from DF directly.
Oye! I ordered some towels 5 weeks ago online and haven't seen or heard anything. They don't reply to my emails or return my phone calls. I'm about to dispute the charges on my credit card.
Is this the customer service problem you were talking about? I can wait for a good product.... but over a month w/o any update on the shipment? Hard to take. :down
EricDawg said:Is this the customer service problem you were talking about?
yep, same old problem:
http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-detailing/115069-has-anyone-ordered-dftowel-com.html