WHEN WE SAY NATURAL, WE MEAN PROPERLY NATURAL.
BACK VERY SOON!
After selling out again, we are back in stock on the 7th September. When we are back, we are also bringing something special to you.
See you soon you Filthy Animals
Matty
🤘😎🔥
Let customers speak for us
Higher grade ingredients. Noticeably better clean.
HANDMADE IN THE U.K.
OUR 100% NATURAL, HYDRATING SOAP BLOCKS.
SOAP BLOCKS.
WHY CHOOSE US?
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Independently Owned
100% Natural & we mean it
Experts in the craft of soap making
Other Brands
WHEN WE SAY NATURAL, WE MEAN NATURAL.
NATURAL SOAP that gets your skin buzzing.
I created TETRA ZEBRA for one reason, 'to give men a better option to wash with, every day' - Founder Matty Riches
Ingredients so good, we disclose every single one of them. 👇
Established in a shed.
Mastering the craft.
Discover why I started Tetra Zebra.
PROUDLY MADE IN THE U.K. PROUDLY NOT FULL OF SH!T.
TETRA ZEBRA IS HERE FOR THE MEN.

BIGGER THAN AVERAGE.
We're bigger than the average soap and our aim is to help men get up to 30 scrubs to last the month (which we can't legally guarantee). We cure our blocks for a long time, resulting in harder and longer lasting blocks. They are built to last.

100% truly natural.
We make soap differently to the masses. We only use top grade butters and oils, like mango, cocoa & shea butter, to produce our incredible blocks of soap. Even the colours in our blocks are created by charcoal, clays and plants. Never dyes or mica. We don't use palm oil.

RECYCLABLE packaging.
We only use FSC Accredited material to produce our soap cartons. They are fully recyclable. The inks are vegetable based and the coatings & varnishes are water based. Even the outer packaging which your blocks arrive in are fully recyclable. All from a carbon balanced supplier.

COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT.
We are small start-up business that is independently owned. We do everything in-house. We're not part of any major corporation, which means we get to focus solely on creating the best natural blocks possible. We are based in the garden of England, Kent.



