Support Workers And The Planet
Soapbox Co-op is a worker-owned co-op created in 2025 in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago. Our approach to labor is rooted in both sustainability and self-determination. All our products are handmade, profit is equitably distributed to our members, and we practice democratic decision making when necessary.
- 
            
                  Traditional Soap Making Techniques
We've added our own spin to traditional soap making techniques to bring you a soap that is effective, yet wary of gentle hands
 - 
            
Plastic Free
Put our droplets into your favorite soap dispenser, add water, and you're good to go!
 - 
            
All Natural
We only use all natural, organic ingredients. No detergents and no perservatives.
 - 
            
Fair Labor
Profits are evenly distributed back to the workers who make the soap. No investors, no managers, all us!
 
Featured products
- 
                
  
  
  
  
Extra Strength Soap Drops
Regular price From $5.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / perSale price From $5.00 USD 
The scoop on our coop
FAQ
                    
                    
                      What is a soap drop?
                    
                  Soap drops are essentially concentrated droplets we've created that can be easily mixed with water to create liquid hand soap. It's more environmentally friendly because you can use a pre-existing container, and it's cheaper because you only pay for soap, not water.
                    
                    
                      Why a co-op?
                    
                  We believe the people that make the product should be entitled to the fruits of their labor, so we started a co-op with the soal intent of splitting all profits among workers. This means no investors and no managers.
                    
                    
                      Do you have a storefront?
                    
                  We currently only sell online and at farmers markets. But if you have a space in the Chicago area you'd like to see us at, then feel free to hit us up.
                    
                    
                      Where did the name come from?
                    
                  The co-owners/members are all politically active folks, so we thought it would be best to have a name that reflects that.
          
                  
              
