Nittobo's New Dishcloths, 10-Count, Made in Japan, 100 Million Units Sold, Good Design Award Winner (Yellow)

After carefully selecting the material blend ratio and pursuing functionality such as high absorbency, softness even after repeated washing, and low lint, we found that a material ratio of 65% cotton and 35% rayon was the most suitable. Nittobo's pursuit of absorbency led to the commercialization of this 65% cotton, 35% rayon blend. [Point 1: Absorbs water very well] The lifeblood of a dishcloth is its ability to wipe away moisture effectively. Nittobo dishcloths, carefully selected from 42 prototype fabrics, boast top-class absorbency. [Point 2: Durable and long-lasting] "Wipe, wash, wipe, wash"... After repeated testing, the fabric was able to withstand 3,200 large plates! It is precisely because the fabric has withstood this rigorous durability test that it "lasts long, even after repeated washing." [Point 3: Flexible fabric] A dishcloth used for various tasks should be flexible and fit the intended purpose. Stiffness is a no-no. We pursued softness through the ratio of materials and the weave. [Point 4: Lint-resistant] It can be unpleasant when lint becomes noticeable on the clear glass after wiping a cup. Nittobo dishcloths' cotton and rayon blend material is smooth and lint-free. [Point 5: Generous size] After extensive research, we found this size, large enough to wipe large plates with both hands and for kitchen tasks such as covering, wrapping, holding, and placing.