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Wholesale butterfly hammam mitts

The best selling type in the woven mitt group. Fifteen models; apart from colour, elastic and weave firmness they all do the same job.

What the butterfly shape is for

A butterfly mitt is open on both sides and the hand slides into it. It sits in the palm and does not shift while you scrub, so it transfers pressure better than a closed pouch mitt.

Elasticated models grip the wrist and do not slip off when wet. In retail the elasticated version outsells the corded one.

Butterfly mitt versus tellak mitt

The tellak mitt is the traditional hammam mitt: a firmer weave and a stronger scrub. It is what the attendant uses in a hammam. We also make hand-woven versions.

The butterfly mitt is softer and closer to home use. It makes sense to carry both on the same shelf — customers choose by how hard a scrub they want.

Colours and models

White, cream, black and coloured ranges. The king model is a larger cut, and the back models come in thin and thick.

All of them are packed twelve to a dozen. Mixed dozens are available — buyers building a retail shelf usually take three or four models at once.

Models and stock codes

Butterfly and tellak mitt models with stock codes.

ModelDetailStock code
Coloured Kelebek Mitt with Cord12 pieces, one dozen#342532
Coloured Kelebek Mitt with Elastic12 pieces, one dozen#342530
White Kelebek Mitt with Elastic12 pieces, one dozen#342532
White Kelebek Mitt with Elastic12 pieces, second model#342533
Standard White Kelebek Mitt12 pieces, one dozen#342529
White Kelebek Mitt with Elastic Band12 pieces, one dozen#342529
Kelebek Tellak Mitt12 pieces, one dozen#342536
Kelebek Black Mitt12 pieces, one dozen#342539
Kral Kelebek Mitt, Cream12 pieces, one dozen#342538
Kral Kelebek Coloured Mitt12 pieces, one dozen#342539
Kral Kelebek Black Mitt12 pieces, one dozen#342539
Kelebek Back Mitt, Thin12 pieces#342534
Kelebek Back Mitt, Thick12 pieces#342535
Kelebek Hand Woven Cream Tellak Mitt12 pieces#342536
Kelebek Hand Woven Black Tellak Mitt12 pieces#342537

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We can pack different models as a mixed dozen. Fifty piece minimum.

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Common questions

Why is it called a butterfly mitt?

From the shape: open on both sides, the hand slides in. Laid open it looks like a butterfly wing, which is where the trade name comes from.

Elasticated or corded, which sells more?

Elasticated. It grips the wrist and does not slip off when wet, and it is clearly ahead in retail.

How does it differ from a tellak mitt?

The tellak mitt has a firmer weave and scrubs harder; it is the mitt used in a hammam. The butterfly mitt is softer and closer to home use.

Can we have a mixed dozen?

Yes. Colours and models can be mixed, and buyers setting up a shelf usually ask for exactly that.

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Last updated: 30 August 2026