Hudson Made: Worker's Soap

This small batch artisanal product is for the man (or woman) who understands that being good with your hands means being good to your hands. Whether your dukes are calloused from carpentry, weary from woodworking or pencil-stained from paper-pushing, Hudson Made Worker's Soap provides your hands with a heavy-duty, capable clean. And it's not just a hand soap: natural pumice makes it perfectly suited for scrubbing tough spots like elbows and feet. Endowed with the unburdening aromas of tobacco, cedar and patchouli, Worker's Soap has a scent that is nothing short of hardy and strapping. It will leave your hands soft, refreshed and ever ready for the next big project. Handcrafted in the Western Adirondacks. We love the packaging. And they have other stuff too!

Hudson Made Worker's Soap

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