The Green Collective – SPRUCE

$8.90
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How nice it was to have a washcloth/sponge that actually looked lovely! It brightened up my kitchen and made me smile every time I saw it. What I really loved about the product was that it acted like a microfiber cloth but (being made of cotton) didn’t lead to pesky fibers going down the drain and adding to the plastic pollution issue. It was incredibly versatile as well; given it’s high level of absorbancy I used it as a drip mat at our water station to soak up any child-induced flooding. A lovely addition to the kitchen.


I am really impressed all over by this company’s dedication to the environment and being a conduit for change. I love that they are the “waste tinder” and that they would put in extra work (that doesn’t necessarily have a financial reward) by offering solutions to other companies/organisations and offering them ideas for eco initiatives. As an artist myself, I was particularly happy that they paid their emerging designers – far too often artists (especially those yet to be established) are asked to make art in exchange for exposure. Exposure does not pay the bills, so I was really pleased to see that. I’m also really happy that they provided the statistics on how much plastic they have replaced and that I don’t need to worry about microfibre shedding from the cloths, which is a really big concern of mine.