Car care / For trade buyers

Glass & interior cloths

Define glass and interior cloths by their intended task. A useful buying brief separates window cleaning from dashboard, trim and other interior work, giving each cloth a clear place in your product range or detailing kit.

Discuss your requirements

GLOSSARC / Glass & interior cloths

Match the cloth to the surface

Tell us which surfaces and cleaning products your customers use. Evaluate sample cloths with the intended cleaning process, including results after washing. Colour or label distinctions can help customers keep cloths assigned to different tasks.

Use the specification points alongside your intended market, estimated quantity and delivery destination to prepare your inquiry.

Samples and commercial terms are confirmed for the selected specification.

Build your specification

Intended application: Identify glass, mirrors or specific interior surfaces, and describe the cleaning process the cloth will be used with.
Cloth specification: Provide preferred dimensions, fibre composition and construction where known. A reference sample can help clarify the comparison you need.
Colour and edge finish: Set out colour coding, edge treatment and label preferences, particularly where several cloth types will share one range.
Pack configuration: Describe individual packs, multipacks or mixed kits, with estimated quantities and any product information needed on the packaging.

Before you inquire

Can the same cloth be used for glass and interiors?

That depends on the cloth, surface and process. Confirm suitability through sample evaluation and define the intended uses clearly.

What should I include in a wholesale inquiry?

Send the intended uses, specifications, quantity and destination. Add sample and packaging needs; availability, minimum quantities and terms are confirmed during quotation.