Kitchen · 2 shapes
Loofah Kitchen Sponges
Two plastic-free dish sponge shapes cut from dense loofah fibre — sizes, pack options and what you can honestly print on the pack.
What the kitchen range covers
Two loofah dish sponges — a teardrop shape and a rectangle — each in two sizes, cut from dense kitchen-grade fibre with a cord for hanging to dry. They replace the plastic kitchen sponge directly, and because they are replaced often, they are the most reordered item in a plastic-free range. MOQ 100 pcs per SKU.
Teardrop Dishwashing Sponge
LFK02L · S: 8 × 12.5 cm · M: 11 × 16 cm. Dense fibre. Best for: pots, pans and dishes.
Rectangular Dishwashing Sponge
LFK01L · S: 8 × 11 cm · M: 10.5 × 13.5 cm. Dense fibre. Best for: plastic-free dish sponge swap.
Compare the two shapes
| Product | SKU | Size | Fibre feel | Components | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teardrop Dishwashing Sponge | LFK02L | S: 8 × 12.5 cm · M: 11 × 16 cm | Dense | Natural loofah fibre; hanging cord | Pots, pans and dishes |
| Rectangular Dishwashing Sponge | LFK01L | S: 8 × 11 cm · M: 10.5 × 13.5 cm | Dense | Natural loofah fibre; hanging cord | Plastic-free dish sponge swap |
Teardrop or rectangle?
Choose the teardrop for
- The teardrop: corners of pots, jars and bottles; a shape that looks different on the shelf.
- Sets where the cord doubles as a display hook.
Choose the rectangle for
- The rectangle: the like-for-like swap for the yellow sponge, easiest to explain in a listing.
- Flat multi-packs and subscription boxes.
Many buyers stock both under one pack design, so the customer can pick a shape and the retailer keeps one artwork file.
What to say on the pack — and what not to
| Statement | Can you use it? |
|---|---|
| “Natural loofah fibre” | Yes — that is the material. |
| “Plastic-free sponge” | For the sponge itself, yes. The cord and the pack need checking separately. |
| “Scratch-free on all pans” | No. We have not tested every coating. Advise a test on a small area. |
| “Lasts 3 months” | No. It depends on use and drying. Use care guidance instead. |
| “Compostable” | Only with evidence for your market and a clear instruction to remove the cord first. |
Rinse after use, squeeze out the water and hang to dry in an airy place between uses. Replace the item when the fibre starts to break up, stays damp or smells musty. Remove any non-fibre parts — fabric backing, cord, wooden handle, label — before disposing of the fibre.
Building a kitchen line
- Pick the shape and size
Action: Order samples of both shapes in both sizes.
Result: A choice made with the product in hand. - Decide the pack count
Action: Single, 2-pack, 3-pack or larger multi-pack.
Result: A retail price point and a pack size for freight. - Approve the pack with artwork
Action: Kraft band, sleeve or box, with barcode if needed.
Result: A sample that is the order standard.
See eco and zero-waste shops for how retailers merchandise the switch.
Buyer questions
How is a loofah dish sponge different from a bath sponge?
The kitchen sponges use denser fibre for scrubbing and have no fabric backing, only a hanging cord. Bath items are softer and usually sewn to fabric.
Can I sell them in multi-packs?
Yes. Tell us the count and pack format; both are confirmed on a sample with your artwork before production.