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What colours do Universal Cloths come in?Updated 11 days ago

TL;DR: Universal Cloths are now sold in blue only. The green colourway has been retired from the active range. Blue and green were always functionally identical: same 84% polyester and 16% polyamide (PA) blend, same 420 GSM, and built to last just as long. If you used green before, blue performs exactly the same way.


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Can I still buy Universal Cloths in green?

No. Universal Cloths are now sold in blue only. The green colourway has been retired from the active range. Blue is the current standalone offering and performs identically: pack of 3, 420 GSM, 84% polyester and 16% polyamide (PA) blend, non-scratch scrubby corner, built to last with proper care. If you used green for colour-coded cleaning, keep using your old cloths and replace with blue when needed.

✓ Blue: currently sold

Pack of 3, 420 GSM, 84% polyester and 16% polyamide blend. Everyday cleaning across every surface, with a non-scratch scrubby corner. Built to last with proper care.

Blue only Pack of 3 420 GSM

⚠ Green: retired

The green colourway has been retired from the active range. Blue Universal Cloths are the current standalone offering and perform identically. If you used green for colour-coded cleaning, you can keep using your old cloths and replace with blue when needed.

No longer sold Replaced by blue

What's the difference between blue and green Universal Cloths?

None beyond the dye colour. Every Universal Cloths cloth uses the same 84% polyester and 16% polyamide (PA) blend at 420 GSM regardless of colour. The split-fibre weave, absorbency, scrubbing power, and lifespan are shared across every colourway. Switching from the retired green to the current blue means no change in cleaning performance.

✓ Identical material, identical performance

Every Universal Cloths cloth uses the same 84% polyester and 16% polyamide blend at 420 GSM, regardless of colour. The split-fibre weave, absorbency, scrubbing power, and lifespan are shared across every colourway. The only difference between the retired green and the current blue is the dye. Switching from green to blue means no change in cleaning performance.

Identical blend 420 GSM Built to last

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Last reviewed: July 2026 · Koh Australia

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