Ecovask Dishcloth 3piece Frosted Dew

Meet the powerhouse of our dishcloth collection. A simple swap that looks good, feels good, and does good. 

Beautifully knitted from GOTS-certified organic cotton, these heavy-duty cloths are thick, thirsty, and built to last - the kind you’ll reach for every day. 

They’re brilliant for washing dishes, wiping spills, cleaning benches and appliances, and just as handy for a quick hand dry while you’re cooking. 

When dry, they double as a polishing cloth or even a heat protector when you need to grab something warm. 

Our Frosted Dew set layers Duck Egg, Sea Foam, and Graphite - a serene, misty palette that feels fresh, balanced, and quietly refined. 

Product Details:

• Material: 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton 
• Size: 25 x 25cm 
• Origin: Responsibly made in India by our Fairtrade partners in Sedex-audited facilities that meet the highest social and environmental standards. 
• Packaging: Compostable and recyclable 
• End of Life: Home compostable - for best results, cut into smaller pieces before composting. (I'm currently experimenting by using our old cloths as a weed mat/deterrent). 

Every Ecovask cloth is designed to perform beautifully - and return gently to the earth when its job is done.

Care Guide:

• Wash before first use. (A quick rinse in warm, soapy water in the sink is often all that’s needed.) 
• Machine wash regularly - up to 60 °C. 
• Do NOT wash in the dishwasher - it’s too harsh for natural fibres.
• Avoid fabric softeners or bleach. These can coat the fibres and reduce absorbency - the opposite of what you want in a dishcloth. 
• Line dry or tumble dry. Tumble drying helps keep cloths soft and in shape.  If line drying, fold the cloth over the line midway - don’t peg it by one corner as this can stretch it out of shape. 
• Between uses: Rinse thoroughly and hang to dry - over your tap works well.
• If cloths ever start to smell: Soak in warm water with a splash of vinegar for an hour or two, then wash as usual. 
• End of life: 100 % home compostable - cut into smaller pieces to help them break down faster.