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KLOTH in the press.

KLOTH makes reusable cloths for face, body and intimate skin, from 100% organic cotton and nothing else. Natural color, undyed, and free of synthetic dyes, chlorine bleach, optical brighteners, synthetic fibers and stain repellents.

Writing a story? Email Georgiana at hello@ilovekloth.com for photos, samples and details.

New skincare and aftercare cloths ship January 4, 2027.

As seen in

Featured in Healthline, Pebble Magazine and USA Today's Reviewed.

We started on Etsy in 2019 as Sierra Linens, became oteKLOTH, and are now KLOTH. Every feature so far ran under an earlier name. New name, same cloth.

Healthline

2021 · Featured as Sierra Linens

Named our reusable cotton rounds as the pick in place of bamboo viscose makeup pads, made with organic cotton "even down to the thread."

“Red Light, Greenwash: 6 Faux Eco-Friendly Beauty Products to Avoid”

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Pebble Magazine

Featured as oteKLOTH

One of nine picks for reusable cotton rounds.

“9 Reusable Makeup Remover Pads & Cotton Rounds That Clean Your Face & The Planet”

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Reviewed, from USA Today

2020 · Featured as Sierra Linens

Our organic cotton mask was one of ten picks.

“10 homemade masks on Etsy that are worth buying”

About the founder

One rule, since 2019: if it isn't gentle enough for my own sensitive skin, it isn't offered.

Georgiana Patterson

Georgiana Patterson started KLOTH because of her own sensitive skin. In 2018 she got stuck behind a truck hauling cotton near her house and wondered if she could get fabric made from it. She bought a used sewing machine, learned on YouTube at a desk next to the dining room table, and sold her first cloths on Etsy in 2019.

Before KLOTH, she studied nursing, earned a degree in anthropology and moved to the Southwest to work as an archaeologist. She later taught kindergarten.

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