Laundry detergent, undomesticated

Your detergent
is boring.

Feral Wash is concentrated, plant-powered laundry detergent with scents that don't exist anywhere else. Built for people who refuse to be forgettable.

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The $60 billion detergent industry sells you the same thing in different bottles.

Every aisle, every store, every brand: ocean breeze, lavender, "fresh linen." The same synthetic fragrances repackaged by the same three conglomerates since the 1950s. They spend billions on ads to convince you there's a difference.

Feral Wash exists because we got tired of pretending. We make concentrated, high-performance detergent with scent profiles pulled from the wild: smoked cedar, night rain on hot asphalt, desert sage after a storm. Things that actually smell like something.

Three formulas. Zero compromises.

$24 one-time · $19/mo subscription · 64 loads per bottle

01
Nightfall
Smoked Cedar + Black Amber

The original. Dark, warm, unmistakable. Ultra-concentrated formula that handles workout gear and delicates with equal ferocity. One cap does what three pumps of the other stuff tries to.

02
Petrichor
Desert Rain + Wild Sage

Named after the smell of rain on dry earth. Clean without being clinical. Plant-based enzymes break down stains at the molecular level while leaving your clothes smelling like they just survived something beautiful.

03
Signal Fire
Bergamot + Charcoal + Pine Tar

For the heavy loads. The stains you don't talk about. Activated charcoal draws out what other detergents leave behind. The scent is campfire-adjacent but refined enough that your coworkers will ask what cologne you're wearing.

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4x
More concentrated than leading brands
0
Synthetic fragrances, dyes, or optical brighteners
100%
Plant-derived surfactants and enzymes
64
Loads per bottle, shipped in recycled packaging

Detergent shouldn't need a rebrand. It needs a replacement.

Feral Wash isn't a prettier version of what already exists. It's what laundry detergent would look like if someone actually cared about making it from scratch in 2026.