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Meet the hard-working wonder from Sweden

Made of 70% cellulose and 30% cotton, Swedish Dishcloths soften when wet, holding up to 15 times their weight in water. Plus, they’re machine washable and compostable. Our U.S.-exclusive collection features work by Katarina Hamilton, Bengt & Lotta, Annette Wie, Megan Kampa, Elvyra Kontaniene, and several others.

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Reusable

Each dishcloth can replace over a dozen rolls of standard paper towels. Plus, they’re machine-washable and dishwasher-safe (on the top rack), so you can count on your Swedish Dishcloth to last months!

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Compostable

After many months of use—or one too many coffee stains—you might be ready for a new Swedish Dishcloth. No worries! Just throw your old one in the compost bin! Our Swedish Dishcloths are 70% cellulose and 30% cotton.

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Made in Sweden

All of our Swedish Dishcloths are made in Sweden, utilizing water-based inks. Individual screen-printing by highly attentive technicians ensures consistent quality, vibrant colors, and a supply chain you can trust.

Introducing the William Morris collection

See what’s new for Fall 2026

223.39 Holiday Hedgehogs
by Megan Kampa

223.40 Nordic Icons
by Megan Kampa

223.41 Pacific NorthBEST
by Megan Kampa

223.42 God Jul
by Lotta Glave

223.34 Tomte Time
by Cose Nuove

223.35 Dala & Cardinal
by Cose Nuove

223.36 Ski Season
by Cose Nuove

223.37 Dog on Sled
by Megan Kampa

223.38 Happy Snowman
by Megan Kampa

223.43 Tomte Moon
by Lisa Rydin Erickson

223.44 Summer Tomte
by Lisa Rydin Erickson

223.45 Cat & Barn
by Lisa Rydin Erickson

223.46 Snow Monster
by Lisa Rydin Erickson

Colorful botanical illustration on blue background with leaves and flowers.
Two decorative red and white coasters with geometric patterns on a textured surface.

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