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Felt rolls stacked in the Shindo Felt warehouse
Low-denier rayon nonwoven

Dishcloth Felt

It suits any kitchen and is designed for daily use. Because it can be washed and reused many times, it is both practical and easy on the environment.

Dishcloth felt in yellow, pink and mint on a marble surface
Overview

Use it daily, wash it, use it again

Low-denier rayon takes up water quickly and dries well. This is not a throwaway wipe — it is built to survive repeated washing.

Because it is a nonwoven, the cut edge does not fray and it leaves no lint behind. On glass and stainless steel, where marks show, the difference is obvious.

We developed the dishcloth in 1994, began exporting to Japan in 1996 and to Australia in 2002, and installed the largest dishcloth line in Korea in 2019. Thirty years of refining the same product.

01 Features

Why it keeps selling

From 3M to Daiso, buyers with very different standards have kept ordering the same product.

Fast absorption

Fine fibres packed close together take up water quickly. One pass and the surface is dry.

Washable

Made to be washed and used again — unlike the single-use nonwoven wipes it competes with.

No loose threads

A nonwoven does not fray at the cut edge, so nothing is left behind on the surface.

Rayon

A regenerated fibre drawn from wood pulp — lighter on the environment over a long service life.

02 Material

Why low denier

A mass of finely drawn rayon fibre
Low Denier Rayon

Finer fibre wipes better

Denier measures the thickness of a fibre. Low denier means a finer filament, so at the same weight there are far more of them.

More filaments means more surface area to hold water, and fine enough strands to reach into the gaps and lift grease and water marks together.

This is the one material Shindo Felt has worked on since 1978.

Layers of nonwoven fabric stacked up
Nonwoven Structure

Entangled, not woven

Unlike a woven fabric made from warp and weft, a nonwoven is built by laying fibres in layers and bonding them into a sheet.

With no weave, the cut edge cannot unravel, and thickness and density can be tuned to your specification. That is why 110 g/m² and 120 g/m² run as separate products in the same size.

03 Colours

Three stock colours, others to order

Three colours run continuously. Colour-coding cloths by task helps reduce cross-contamination, which is why food service buyers ask for it.

Yellow dishcloth felt
YellowStock colour
Pink dishcloth felt
PinkStock colour
Mint dishcloth felt
MintStock colour
Felt fabric stacked in many colours
Custom Order

We match your colour

Producing private-label volume for retailers has meant matching brand colours for many years.

Send us a swatch of the colour you need and we will come back with the minimum order quantity.

Ask about colours

04 Specification

Specification

These items run continuously. Other sizes are made to order.

Dishcloth felt specification by item number
Item Weight Size Colour
905bn2c120 g/m²38 × 40 cmYellow · Pink · Mint
907bn2c110 g/m²38 × 40 cmYellow · Pink · Mint
910bn2c110 g/m²38 × 38 cmYellow · Pink · Mint

* Material: rayon, synthetic fibre  |  Please ask about packaging options and minimum order quantity.

05 Usage

Where it gets used

Home kitchens, café and restaurant kitchens, and front-of-house equipment. Anywhere water and grease have to be handled together.

Wiping down equipment in a café kitchen
Café · restaurant
Wiping a kitchen counter
Counters · sinks
Wiping a surface with gloves on
Hygiene routine
Wiping a wooden table
Tables · furniture
Folded cloths ready for reuse
Wash and reuse
Close-up of a textile surface
Fibre surface
Holding a cloth in one hand
Easy to handle
Inspecting felt fabric by hand
Fabric inspection

Ask for a sample first

Tell us the quantity and specification you need and we will get back to you.