Non-woven wet wipes have gained significant popularity recently as an investigative and effective solution for personal hygiene, cleaning, and various other applications. However, the widespread use of non-woven wet wipes has raised concerns about their environmental impact and sustainability. This research aims to investigate the potential of non-woven wet wipes in sustainable hygiene practices by examining their production, design patterns, disposal methods, and potential alternatives. The study aims to shed light on their role in advancing sustainability through a mixed-methods approach involving a literature review and environmental impact assessment. This research provides insights into the characteristics of non-woven wet wipes and their environmental implications. The findings contribute to understanding the opportunities and challenges associated with non-woven wet wipes and informing policymakers, manufacturers, and consumers about sustainable hygiene practices.