Swedish Dishcloth Set – 6 Floral Designs with Seed Paper Sleeve

Swedish dishcloths are the beautifully practical alternative to paper towels — ultra-absorbent, long-lasting, and fully compostable. This floral 6-pack features original artwork and comes gift-ready in a plantable wildflower seed paper sleeve, making it a thoughtful choice for eco-conscious homes and elegant zero-waste gifting.

What Makes Them a Favorite

Crafted from 70% cellulose and 30% cotton, these Swedish dishcloths are fully biodegradable and compostable — a smart, sustainable alternative to paper towels that won’t leave behind plastic waste.

Each cloth is ultra-absorbent, soaking up to 15 times its weight in liquid, and durable enough to last for months. When it's time for a refresh, simply toss it in the washing machine or dishwasher and use it again and again.

Designed for both beauty and performance, these cloths handle everything from dishes and countertops to glass, granite, and stainless steel. They're soft enough for delicate surfaces but strong enough to tackle everyday messes — all without scratching.

And unlike ordinary cleaning tools, these dishcloths are anything but boring. Each one features a vibrant, original floral design that brings joy to everyday routines and charm to any kitchen sink.

They're as giftable as they are practical — a feel-good swap that adds color, style, and function to your home.

Unique Floral Designs

Our dishcloths feature stunning floral designs created by a U.S.-based artist. Inspired by wildflowers, gardens, and the beauty of nature, these cloths bring a touch of art to your daily routine. They’re functional, beautiful, and ready to gift.

6-Pack: A Full Bouquet of Function & Style

Our Swedish Dishcloth 6-Pack features all six of our signature floral designs — a vibrant variety that brings joy to everyday cleaning. With multiple cloths on hand, you’ll always be ready for unexpected messes or to share the eco-love with a friend. Designs include:

• Daisy Meadow
• Spring Blooms
• Morning Glory
  
• Summer Garden
• Happy Lilies
  
• Poppy Fields

Gift-Ready & Wrapped in Wildflowers

More than just practical, this set makes a beautiful, low-waste gift for birthdays, housewarmings, or thoughtful thank-yous. Each 6-pack comes beautifully wrapped in plantable wildflower seed paper — a thoughtful, waste-free touch that turns packaging into something you can grow and enjoy.

How to plant the sleeve: Moisten the paper and plant it in fine soil about ¼ inch deep in a sunny spot. Water daily. With a little care, you'll soon see blooms like Bird’s Eye, Baby Blue Eyes, Alyssum, Catchfly, and Pink Maiden take root. The paper composts naturally as the flowers grow.

How They're Made

Each cloth is made using an eco-friendly process that blends natural cellulose and cotton fibers. The result? A super-durable yet fully compostable cloth that stands up to daily use — then breaks down beautifully when its job is done.

Care & Longevity

Swedish dishcloths are designed to be reused again and again. To clean, simply toss one in the washing machine or dishwasher and let it air dry. With proper care, each cloth can last for months, helping you cut down on both waste and costs.

Quick & Easy Sanitizing

Keep your dishcloths fresh with these simple methods:

• Microwave: Wet thoroughly and microwave for 1–2 minutes. Let cool before handling.
• Boiling Water: Simmer the cloth in hot water for a few minutes to kill bacteria.
• Dishwasher: Place it on the top rack with your dishes.
• Washing Machine: Wash on a hot cycle with your regular laundry.

The Hidden Waste in Paper Towels

It’s surprising, but many paper towels contain plastic fibers — meaning they don’t fully break down in landfills and can contribute to microplastic pollution. By switching to compostable Swedish dishcloths, you’re reducing your plastic footprint with every wipe.

Join the Eco-Friendly Lifestyle

Whether you're a seasoned low-waste shopper or just starting your sustainability journey, Swedish dishcloths are a simple, impactful swap. They're practical, beautiful, and kind to the planet — the kind of upgrade your kitchen (and the Earth) deserves.