Mexico
Washcloths woven from agave fibre, the plant behind Mexico's mezcal.
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The agave that gives Mexico its mezcal is more than a spirit plant — its long, tough leaves yield a fibre that has been woven for centuries. Agave Bath washes that fibre, softens it, and weaves it into washcloths that are gently textured and quick to dry. They work up a light lather, rinse clean, and dry fast enough to reuse the next day — a zero-waste swap for disposable wipes and a long-lasting companion for the bath or shower.
Where it comes from
Washcloths woven from agave fibre, the plant behind Mexico's mezcal.
The fibre is harvested from the long agave leaves, washed, softened and spun into a yarn, then woven by hand into a washcloth. The cloth is finished with a fringed edge and left undyed in most styles, so it carries the natural pale tone of the fibre.
Wet the cloth, add a little soap or body wash, and wash as usual. The gentle texture lifts and lathers well. Rinse and hang it to dry — agave fibre dries quickly, so it is ready for the next wash or shower.
It is a reusable washcloth that stands in for single-use wipes and disposable cloths, and the agave fibre is a renewable plant material. With care, one cloth replaces many disposables over its life.
Rinse it after each use and hang to dry. Machine-wash in cool, mild soapy water occasionally, and air-dry in the shade. Avoid high heat, which can stiffen the natural fibre.
Agave fibre is strong, so a washcloth lasts a long time with care. Rinse it after use, hang it to dry, and machine-wash occasionally in cool water to keep it fresh.
No. It is a washcloth for the bath and shower. It is not a medicine and not intended to treat or address any condition — it is simply for washing.
It is a washcloth — gently textured and soft, it works up a light lather and rinses clean. It is a bath product, not a medicine and not intended to address any skin condition.
It is the fibre from the long, tough leaves of the agave plant — the same plant used to make mezcal in Mexico. The leaves are processed to release a strong, soft fibre that has been woven for centuries.
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