Origin
- Handmade in Boulder, Colorado
Materials
- Organic Cotton and Hemp blend fabric infused with beeswax and natural tree resin
End of Life
- Compostable
Certifications
- Khala Cloths is a certified 1% for the Planet company, donating 1% of their annual revenue to environmental organizations worldwide
- Khala Cloths are made from all organic and natural ingredients, certified by Green America
Earth Friendly Features
- Handcrafted reusable wraps reduce reliance on single use plastics
- Infused with beeswax and coconut oil that naturally resists bacteria
Packaging
- Post-consumer recycled paper packaging and wax paper bag is compostable and recyclable
- Ships in packaging made from recycled content
- Shipping packaging is recyclable
Made Without
- 100% plastic-free
- Made without bleaches or whiteners
Product Care
- Khala Cloths will have a long life when cared for! Wash with cool water and eco-friendly soap. Hang dry or pat dry with a dish towel.
- Keep Khala Cloths away from heat, including hot foods, dishwashers, microwaves, and ovens, as they can separate the wax infused into your wraps.
- Not for use with raw meat.
Additional Features
- Replace plastic bags and plastic wrap with reusable beeswax cloths
- Cotton-hemp blend fabric infused with beeswax and natural tree resin
- Washable, reusable, and biodegradable!
Product Dimensions
- Mini: 6 x 6 in.
- Small: 7 x 8 in.
- Medium: 11 x 11 in.
- Large: 13 x 13 in.
Returns
- Unused, undamaged items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days
Specifications
- Using the warmth of your hands, mold your Khala Cloth wax wrap around food and dishes
- The special blend of natural waxes, coconut oil, and natural tree resin adheres to itself, keeping food fresh until you're ready to eat it!
Shipping Info
- Ships within 1 - 2 business days
Khala & Company
Khala ཁ་ལག། means food in Tibetan. But why did co-founders Tamar and Asa McKee choose this for their company name? Inspired by many years working in Tibetan communities and the many meals generously shared with her, Tamar wanted to pay homage to her time in Tibet with their new company, Khala & Company.
While beeswax has been used for centuries to preserve food, Khala & Company has given the classic beeswax wrap a modern twist. With two versions, vegan and classic beeswax, Khala Cloths always starts with a GOTS Certified organic cotton and hemp fabric blend. From there, they either infuse a blend of sustainably harvested beeswax and natural oils, or 100% plant-based tree resins and coconut oil for their vegan wraps. They don’t use any chemicals or bleaches–leaving their product the way nature intended.
Reusable, washable, and biodegradable. Honor your food with Khala Cloths.
mesliegarcia (verified owner) –
I ended up receiving a colored print rather than the original yellow but it was fine because I loved it even more! These are super nice for wrapping up sandwiches or sealing that lidless tupperware we all have in our kitchen.
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mylife2ski (verified owner) –
I haven’t tried any other beeswax wraps, but these have been great for covering bowls and holding cut produce. I’ve used them to hold cheeses, mushrooms, half bell peppers, etc.
I find these way easier to use than plastic cling wrap, which doesn’t always seal well (depending on the material of the bowl).
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laura.magdycz (verified owner) –
I ordered these for my parents to help get them out of their plastic wrap habits, and to see how they compare to the Beeswrap brand ones that I have for myself. They seem pretty comparable and my parents are pleased!
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Pia –
Such a great alternative to plastic wraps and ziploc bags. I also use this for bowls or containers that doesnt have lids or for those times when it takes you forever to look for that matching lid
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LeeAnn (verified owner) –
Replaces cling wrap as well as plastic food baggies, in many cases… I use to wrap blocks of cheese, cover jars/bowls, etc. think of it as Al foil, but it replaces plastic items. 🙂
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amby321123 (verified owner) –
A bit pricey, but worth it. The only downside is when I received them they smelled terrible like smelly feet.
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Admin EarthHero –
Hi Amby! So glad you’re enjoying these — such a great alternative to plastic wrap! We’ve never heard that about the smell, though and definitely want to learn more. Our customer care team will be in touch ASAP. 🙂
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