Peaches Swedish Dishcloth
Danica Studio

Peaches Swedish Dishcloth

$5.99

Made from cotton and plant-based cellulose fibres, these 100% natural and compostable cloths are an established must-have in Scandinavia. They offer a sustainable alternative to sponges, dishcloths and paper towels and become soft and pliable when wet for easy cleanup. 

  • Cellulose 
  • W6.5 x L8 inch 
  • Made in Sweden
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Founded in 2009 in the vibrant city of Vancouver, where urban life meets the serene beauty of the ocean and mountains, Danica Studio brings together designers from around the globe. This creative collective draws inspiration from textiles, travel, and the picturesque West Coast, crafting bold and modern designs that transform everyday items into artistic expressions.

At Danica Studio, the design team seamlessly blends hand-drawn and digital artwork to create well-rounded collections. Their offerings include kitchen linens, mugs, ceramics, table linens, cosmetic bags, doormats, and home accessories, all reflecting the beauty that emerges when imagination intertwines with the world around us.

With a commitment to quality and creativity, Danica Studio's products infuse everyday life with a touch of artistry, making routine moments a little more inspiring and a lot more beautiful.

Swedish dishcloths are the secret weapon of sustainable cleaning! Made from a blend of cotton and plant-based cellulose fibers, these 100% natural and compostable cloths have been a staple in Scandinavian homes for years. They’re the perfect eco-friendly alternative to sponges, paper towels, and traditional dishcloths—helping to cut down on waste without sacrificing cleaning power.

Super absorbent and durable, Swedish dishcloths tackle spills, scrubs dishes, and wipe surfaces with ease. When dry, they’re crisp and sturdy, but add a little water, and they become soft, pliable, and ready to handle any mess. We love to toss them in the dishwasher or washing machine when they get a little dingy. They last a long time, even with regular cleaning. Best of all, once they’ve reached the end of their long life, simply compost them and let nature take its course.

Ditch the waste and upgrade your cleaning routine with Swedish dishcloths—better for your home, better for the planet!