This week's selection.
You do not have to figure it out.
You do not have to read every label.
We did that.
We evaluated eleven laundry detergents. The question was the same for all eleven: does plastic touch the product? Nine times the answer was yes. Two are on the shelf.
The things that run out.
Bought again every month or two.
In the body · On the shelf
1–5+
grams of plastic ingested per person per week —
the weight of a credit card.
Senathirajah et al. · 2021.
4.5×
higher rate of heart attack, stroke, or death — associated with microplastics in arterial plaque.
Marfella et al. · NEJM · 2024.
100%
of products evaluated to keep plastic out of contact with your body.
One published standard.
Sorted by where and when you need it.
Soap · toothpaste tablets · bamboo toothbrush · deodorant · body balm · face oil
Laundry powder · cleaning tablets · dish soap bars · wooden brushes · glass jars · linen towels
Stainless bottles · cotton mesh totes · linen towels · canvas weekender · travel rolls
Maple blocks · carved animals · teething rings · pull-along toys · baby-safe versions
Plastic does not belong here.
Category by category, we stock what passes one binary standard. Products that meet it fully are The Standard. Products in categories where no fully passing version yet exists are Best Available — the cleanest option currently available, named and disclosed in full.
The standard is the rule. The exceptions are the work.
Read the standard →
What you live with, lives with you.
Materials worth keeping.
The shelf that is simply right.
Give what's already right.
Any order can be sent as a gift — our note, or yours.
How gifting works →Which room do you want to sort first?
Pick one. We'll show you where to start.