Quick Facts – WORK STUFF Microfibre Towel
- Size: 40x40 cm
- Weight: 320 gsm
- Edge finish: Laser-cut, completely seamless
- Colour: Purple, for colour-coding in detailing systems
- Pack size: 5-pack
- Material: Microfibre
- Manufacturer: Work Stuff
Work Stuff Worker Purple is a microfibre towel with laser-cut edges, developed for professional vehicle detailing where paint protection and surface finish are essential. The towel is supplied in a 5-pack of 40x40 cm towels with a weight of 320 gsm, providing a balance between absorption and softness.
The purple colour makes colour-coding easier in detailing systems, whilst the seamless edges eliminate the risk of marring when buffing wax, sealant and polish. More microfibre towels for vehicle detailing are available in our range.
The quality of the microfibre yarn is designed for repeated wash cycles without losing structure, making the towel suitable for both professional detailers and enthusiasts.
Why detailers choose Worker Purple
Detailers choose Worker Purple because the laser-cut edges eliminate the raised seam edge that would otherwise cause micro-scratches on freshly polished paintwork. The construction without stitching means the towel can be used with high pressure during buffing without risking scratches.
The purple colour makes it easy to separate the towel from other towels in a colour-coded system, reducing the risk of cross-contamination between exterior and interior.
Is Worker Purple suited to both exterior and interior detailing?
Yes, the towel is suitable for several steps in the detailing process:
- Buffing after machine polishing to remove polish residue
- Applying and wiping off wax, sealant and ceramic coating
- Quick Detailer use between washes
- Cleaning dashboards, centre consoles and piano black surfaces
- Drying glass and mirrors
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Work Stuff |
| Model | WOR000156 |
| Product Name | Worker Purple |
| Size | 40 x 40 cm |
| Weight | 320 gsm/m² |
| Colour | Purple |
| Edge finish | Laser-cut (no seam) |
| Material | Microfibre |
| Logo | Laser-cut Work Stuff logo |
| Application | Exterior and interior vehicle detailing |
| Suitable for | Wax, sealant, polish, Quick Detailer, interior cleaning |
| Wash temperature | 40°C |
| Care | No fabric softener or bleach, air dry |
| Quantity per pack | 5 pcs |
| Country of origin | Poland |
Suitable for: Detailing studios, reconditioning workshops, car care companies, car dealerships, car hire companies and detailing enthusiasts working on exterior and interior care.
Industries: Vehicle detailing, vehicle paint refinishing, car sales, car hire and car clubs/enthusiast market.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does Worker Purple from Work Stuff work for polishing piano black trim and sensitive interior surfaces?
Yes, Worker Purple from Work Stuff is suitable for piano black trim and other sensitive interior surfaces thanks to the laser-cut edges, which have no raised seam. The towel can be used to remove fingerprints and dust without leaving streaks or scratches. However, for extremely hard contaminants, such as dried tar, a coarser tool is recommended before using the microfibre towel for finishing.
How many wash cycles can Worker Purple from Work Stuff withstand before performance declines?
With correct care, meaning washing at 40°C without fabric softener, Worker Purple from Work Stuff retains its structure and absorbency through 100 or more wash cycles. Fabric softener coats the surface of the microfibre yarn with a wax-like layer that reduces absorption. For daily professional use, replacement is recommended after 6–12 months depending on workload. See more Work Stuff products for complete microfibre care.
What distinguishes Worker Purple from Work Stuff from traditional stitched microfibre towels?
Worker Purple from Work Stuff differs through its laser-cut edges, which completely lack the stitched seam found on traditional microfibre towels. The seam on stitched towels forms a raised edge that can act as a scratch-causing edge against the paint surface, particularly under high pressure during buffing. Laser cutting produces a flat, soft edge line identical to the rest of the towel's surface, which is standard among professional detailers working on high-end vehicles.