Public Goods sells affordable personal, home, and pet care products made from sustainable materials and healthy ingredients.

Essentials made intentional. Designed with care, made clean and built to last.

Morgan Hirsh

Michael Ferchak

Personal Care

Public Goods earns mixed reviews: many praise the clean, minimalist design and effective basics—from ramen and dish soap to shampoo and stoneware—while recurring complaints target the mandatory $79 membership model and inconsistent quality (leaky refills, watery shampoos, weak candles). Reviews indicate the brand works for aesthetically cohesive, lightly scented, non-toxic essentials, but buyers wary of subscriptions, plastic in refills, occasional stockouts, and hit‑or‑miss formulas should proceed selectively.

Public Goods

body wash

paper

french press

toothpaste

Insect Repellant

Large Wood Cutting Board

Pads

Facial wash

Plants

Food

Cleaning products

hand wash

Shampoo

conditioner

Vitamins

Dinnerware

Pet Food

Pantry

Hair Care

Bath & Body

Home Supplies

Pets

Home

Shampoo & Conditioner

Toothpaste

Large Cutting Board

Ceramic Mini Bowls Set of 4

Shampoo Refill

Body Wash & Refill Set

Liquid Hand Soap Refill

Dish Soap Refill Set

Shower Essentials Travel Set

Body Wash

Stainless Strainers Set

Glass French Press

Ayate Bath Strip

Wool Dryer Balls

Reusable Food Storage Wraps

Body Wash Refill

Conditioner & Refill Set

Glass Cleaner

Bathroom Cleaner

Wooden Salad Serving Utensils Set of 2

Surface Cleaner

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