TowelHub Blog

Some sports traditions disappear as soon as the promotion ends. Rally towels have done the opposite. They keep showing up at playoff games, college rivalries, championship nights, school tournaments, and fan sections because they are simple and visible. No explanation is needed. A fan picks one up, sees the rest of the section moving, and joins in. That simplicity is part of the appeal, but it is not the whole story. The best-known towel traditions are tied to specific teams and moments. They ar

Walk down almost any pro shop aisle or watch a Tour broadcast, and you'll notice the same thing: most caddy towels are white. The color has become such a standard in golf that many buyers simply assume white is the natural choice for a golf towel. White is still the most common option by a wide margin, but that doesn't mean it's always the best choice. Colored towels have their own advantages, especially when appearance, maintenance, branding, or everyday use comes into play. Why White Became th

If you sell, stock, or hand out golf towels for a living, you already know that “golf towel” is not really one product. Browse any selection of wholesale golf towels, and you will usually find two styles that dominate the category: the tri-fold golf towel and the corner grommet golf towel. At first glance, they look fairly similar. Both are typically made from cotton terry velour or waffle-weave microfiber, and both clip onto a golf bag. But the way they are built changes almost ever

A towel that smells fine on the rack can turn sour within seconds of touching wet skin. The towel itself is only half the story. Bacteria that survived the last wash leave a thin film of acid deep in the cotton loops, and as long as the fibers stay dry, that film gives off almost no scent.  Water loosens the acid, wakes the bacteria, and carries the smell to your nose. We supply towels to hotels, gyms, and salons, and this complaint comes up constantly, so the sections below cover the cause