Most listings describe 100% cotton cheesecloth; a few options list polypropylene as the material.
Available sizes include large sheets such as 72"×36", mid-size sheets or rolls listed at 36"×36", and smaller precut squares like 20"×20".
Listings commonly note a fine or dense cotton weave—phrases such as "fine weave" or "dense cotton weave" indicate tighter weaves used for straining.
Common options include single cloths and multi‑packs such as 1‑pack, 3‑pack, 6‑pack, and an 8‑pack of 20"×20" squares.
Both unbleached and bleached cotton options appear in listings—some explicitly label the cloth "unbleached," while others describe bleached cotton.
Durability notes emphasize sturdier construction and thicker/weave quality, plus finished edges—such as hemmed edges—that help resist fraying.
Beyond food, listings commonly mention using cheesecloth for cleaning windows and mirrors, furniture refinishing, waxing, polishing, shrubbery protection, and various crafts.