Custom Swedish Dishcloths
The Swedish Dishcloth – Our Everyday Hero
At TekoTryck, your design takes center stage. We print Swedish dishcloths – an everyday hero that combines function, sustainability, and design. Made from 70% cellulose (from responsibly managed forests) and 30% waste cotton, they are 100% biodegradable, durable, and absorb up to 15 times their weight.
A Swedish Invention Since 1949
Invented in Sweden in 1949, the Swedish dishcloth has been a trusted everyday essential in almost every Swedish home ever since. Combining exceptional absorbency with durability, it has become a true classic – now loved all over the world.
The Original
In 1994, TekoTryck was the first in the world to introduce the printed Swedish dishcloth. Today, it is both a practical household item and a daily piece of art, with your design.
You Design – We Print! Why Choose TekoTryck?
- 13 standard colours and 5 sizes in stock
- Custom dyeing in your own colour (plain, unprinted)
- Water-based in-house printing
- Flexible production: small or large volumes
- Short lead times with stock on hand
- Long experience with patterns and textile printing
- Custom packaging available
- Worldwide deliveries
- Proudly made in Sweden
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