Reusable, compostable and multifunctional, Wet-It Dishcloths are an amazing alternative to both paper towels and sponges. Made only with cellulose pulp and cotton, the thick sheets are stiff when dry—almost like cardboard—and soften into cloths that can absorb up to 16 times their weight in liquid. Unlike paper towels, Wet-It Dishcloths can be washed and reused (about 6 months with regular use). Plus, they are effective at scrubbing stubborn messes but not abrasive, so they won't damage surfaces. And unlike sponges, the towels are thin and flexible enough to reach into tight corners and irregular shapes. We also like their charming designs—choose between a Radish, Carrot or Artichoke pattern, all of which use natural colorfast inks that won't fade.

In addition to being highly durable and effective, Wet-It Dishcloths are ridiculously easy to keep clean in a wide variety of methods: Wash them in the washing machine and dryer with the rest of your laundry; add them to the top rack of your dishwasher; soak them in a boiling pot of water; or wet the cloths then microwave for three minutes to sanitize.

Started in 2013 as a Kickstarter campaign, Food Huggers is a women-run company named after its flagship product, which makes plastic wrap obsolete. The Food Huggers lids are flexible silicone covers that fold around—that is, hug—fruits and vegetables to create a tight seal that is more effective than single-use plastic. Simply press food down until it is touching the lid, and the Food Hugger will trap juices and keep your food fresh. We love that the 5 lids in this set have overlapping sizes, so you're guaranteed to find one that fits any produce between 2 inches and 4.5 inches in diameter. The lids can even be used to cover containers! No more wasting half a lemon or fussing with plastic wrap—Food Huggers have got you covered.

Designed for steaming food, the Marna Piggy Steamer from Japan is a silicone lid that forms a tight seal over pots and containers, vents excess steam through its snout and is easy to lift by its ear-shaped handles. Use it for perfect stovetop steaming, splatter-free microwave cooking or even refrigerator storage in place of plastic wrap. It's more compact and flexible than metal pot lids and fits any vessel less than 8.5 inches in diameter, with the silicone locking in moisture for effective steaming; smartly designed holes in the pig snout act as vents to avoid built-up pressure. When you're done using it, you can throw the lid in a kitchen drawer for storage without worrying about finding a spot on the shelf.

• Diameter: 8.5 inches
• Materials: Silicone
• Use: Microwave-safe

Say goodbye to wasteful single-use plastic wrap and foil; GIR's silicone Stretch Covers are not only a reusable, dishwasher-safe option but also much more convenient to use. The six-piece set includes lids with 2.5-, 3.75-, 4.5-, 5.5-, 6.5- and 8.25-inch diameters, and the flexible lids stretch to form a tight seal around bowls and containers in a wide range of sizes. We like that the durable material—which is also antimicrobial and resistant to stains and odors—makes containers to some degree stackable, as the covers form a flat, taut surface.

• Dimensions: 2.5 inches, 3.75 inches, 4.5 inches, 5.5 inches, 6.5 inches, and 8.25 inches
• Use: Freezer-safe
• Care: Dishwasher-safe

These stylish bread bags are a must have for any home baker or loaf lover, as they’ll keep homemade and artisanal breads sliceable and tasty for around four days. Made from 100% linen, the bag’s fabric helps to regulate moisture—keeping crusts crisp and centers tender without becoming soggy itself. These eco-friendly pouches evoke a simple, rustic-minimalist aesthetic, so they’ll look right at home in even the most eclectic kitchens without the bulk of a decorative bread box. Based on our rigorous testing, we found that these bags will give you an extra 2-3 days of optimal crust texture over plastic bags and about five days longer overall over paper ones, plus the extra tight drawstring keeps air out and they’re generously sized to hold even your heartiest loaf. Plus, you can toss them in the washing machine.

This set includes both the 12”x12” Boule Bag made to accommodate myriad sizes and shapes while still leaving room to cinch it tightly as well as the 6”x26” Baguette Bag, perfect for everything from the skinniest ficelles to sturdy country baguettes.

More durable and eco-friendly than plastic bags, these French terry bags are designed to prolong the life of stored produce. The fabric holds just enough moisture to maintain an ideal humidity for leafy greens, carrots, green beans—you name it. They’ll last for years, and you’ll discard less wilted produce.

To save money and reduce waste, switch to reusable, machine-washable UNpaper Towels made from 100% cotton. We like that the cloth is soft, with an absorbent felt-like texture that helps the cloths cling to each other for more compact storage—the towels can even be wrapped around a paper towel roll. Marley's Monsters cuts its squares a little larger than standard disposable paper towels because after a few washes, the cotton material shrinks but also becomes more absorbent. The pack also has a serged edge, which means each cloth is wrapped by one long continuous thread that is unlikely to unravel and prevents fraying. Sarah Dooley's company started in 2013 when she was pregnant with her first child, Marley. She now runs Marley's Monsters in Eugene, Oregon, along with her husband, focusing on eco-friendly household products and soft goods. Wood Paper Towel Holder NOT Included

A set of high-quality storage bowls is essential in any kitchen for storing prepared ingredients and leftovers. These lightweight polypropylene bowls from Dutch company Mepal nest snugly for storage, have tightly locking lids and are safe for use in the freezer and microwave. The bowls have a clean, compact design and are available in two colors: a warm berry red or elegant dark blue. With four pieces varying in size, the Mepal bowls will cover all of your food storage needs.

Washable, compostable Bee's Wrap makes single-use plastic wrap a thing of the past. These sheets of waxed cotton form a tight seal on any container or food, can be reused for up to a year and are easy to rinse clean with a mild detergent and room temperature water. Also available in precut sheets, Bee's Wrap now comes in a single rolled sheet for your convenience, so you can cut it to whatever size you need. To clean, use a mild detergent and room temperature water (hot water will melt the wax and affect long-term durability). If the wraps get too cold and won’t seal properly, simply crumble up, using the warmth of your hands to soften.

These stylish bread bags are a must have for any home baker or loaf lover, as they’ll keep homemade and artisanal breads sliceable and tasty for around four days. Made from 100% linen by a Los Angeles-based family business, the bag’s fabric helps to regulate moisture—keeping crusts crisp and centers tender without becoming soggy itself. These eco-friendly pouches evoke a simple, rustic-minimalist aesthetic, so they’ll look right at home in even the most eclectic kitchens without the bulk of a decorative bread box. Based on our rigorous testing, we found that these bags will give you an extra 2-3 days of optimal crust texture over plastic bags and about five days longer overall over paper ones, plus the extra tight drawstring keeps air out and they’re generously sized to hold even your heartiest loaf. This 6”x26” Baguette Bag is perfect for everything from the skinniest ficelles to sturdy country baguettes.

The Ami Net Market Tote is an expandable cotton mesh bag designed to accommodate your largest grocery hauls. The durable mesh allows for extra stretching and conforming to bulky items, and the bag itself is generously sized. For storage, the tote collapses into a small internal pouch that doubles as a pocket during use. You'll want to use this tote for more than grocery-shopping; it's perfect for beach or camping trips.

These washable, compostable sheets of waxed cotton make single-use plastic wrap a thing of the past. All-natural Bee’s Wrap seals containers and food tightly and can be reused for a long time. This variety pack comes with seven pieces in a range of sizes: The smallest is 7 by 8 inches—the perfect size for half a lemon or a small snack—while the largest can cover a casserole dish. Plus, each size has a unique pattern so you can quickly identify which one you need. These washable, compostable sheets of waxed cotton make single-use plastic wrap a thing of the past. All-natural Bee’s Wrap seals containers and food tightly and can be reused for a long time. This variety pack comes with seven pieces in a range of sizes: The smallest is 7 by 8 inches—the perfect size for half a lemon or a small snack—while the largest can cover a casserole dish. Plus, each size has a unique pattern so you can quickly identify which one you need.

This convenient and attractive casserole tote from San Francisco-based company àplat makes it easy to maneuver food and keeps dishes horizontal and upright during transport. It is made of 100% organic cotton canvas that is incredibly strong, with a double-layer construction that can accommodate even heavy cast-iron dishes. We love the crisp edges and the neat, clean look of the canvas, which is machine-washable so it's easy to maintain. For longer durability, the handles are attached in load-bearing positions, and the tote's opening is reinforced with bar-tack stitching. The casserole tote is also very compact despite its generous capacity; it folds perfectly flat when empty and can be stored in a kitchen drawer but is large enough to accommodate a 9-inch by 13-inch rectangular baking dish or 13-inch round pan. The wide handles are also shorter than those on a reusable grocery bag, which keeps your dish from swinging around or tipping over. And as a bonus, the casserole totes are made from sustainably sourced cotton and, oftentimes, local surplus fabric that might otherwise go to a landfill. Plus, àplat implements an origami-inspired design that results in virtually no fabric remnants. Any scraps leftover from production go to a local partner company for upcycling, eventually becoming insulation or packing material.