Unfortunately no, since I design and create my own latch hook kits I use plain canvas with grid lines every 10 columns and rows.
The patterns I provide use the lines as references so you can count where you are. I attach the first two strands of yarn onto the bottom left side of canvas and mark them off on the printed pattern I ship with the supplies so there is no question about where you should be starting.

I strongly recommend hand washing only! While the canvas should survive a trip into the washing machine the design itself is only knotted on and how well it is attached depends on how tightly the strands are pulled.
The yarn used in my kits is acrylic which retains color well and should not seep or lose any vibrancy due to washing. Sun fading will occur but acrylic holds it's color the best out of any style of yarn.

If you would like to make a custom order please provide me with an image for reference and an idea on how large you would like your kit or Perler art to be. Size, the number of colors, and the complexity of the image requested will all affect the price I quote. All quotes will be given in Canadian Dollars.

With each kit you will be receiving:

1. The latch hook canvas cut in the appropriate size for the kit that you purchased with the first two strands of yarn tied on. No pattern is printed on the canvas, guidelines only

2. All of the yarn needed to make the kit including any backgrounds and borders (plus a bit more in case some gets lost)

3. A printed copy of the pattern with the kit and two more copies will be sent by email

NOT included by default:
A Latch Hook Tool
Any thread, rubber backing, or any other item for finishing the back or edges

I brush my rugs with a simple lint brush after I've finished with them. Ill go down from the top to the bottom and then do a few strokes on a 45 degree angle both towards the bottom left and bottom right and then straight down again from the top.

This gets rid of any stubborn fuzz and pilling, helps all of the yarn lay straight and flat, brightens up some colors, and can really help the pattern sit properly. I strongly recommend trying it out!