BARK and Liquid Death are expanding their limited-edition collaboration with a human-sized coffin designed to let dog owners spend eternity alongside their pets.
The dog brand behind BarkBox has announced “The Most Forever Home,” a full-sized coffin that doubles as a bed where owners can curl up alongside their dogs before eventually using it as a final resting place.
The unusual release follows BARK and Liquid Death’s September collaboration, which introduced a collection of dog toys, treats, apparel, and accessories inspired by Liquid Death’s branding.
Only three BARK x Liquid Death coffins are being sold
The Most Forever Home will go on sale September 25 at 2 PM ET through BARK’s website, with only three coffins available.
Each coffin will cost just $1, meaning anyone hoping to get one will have a very limited opportunity once they become available.
Before being used as a coffin, the product functions as an oversized dog bed designed to fit both a person and their pet. BARK says owners can use it as a place to sleep or cuddle with their dog.
BARK is also releasing a free “Final Wishes” document alongside the coffin. The document allows owners to formally state that they would like to be buried with their dog and specify how they want the arrangement handled.
Options include being buried side by side, cuddled together inside the coffin, or cremated together.
The coffin is the latest addition to BARK and Liquid Death’s limited-edition collection, which launched earlier in September with products including the Dogtor Death Can, Marcus the Carcass, Dead Head Burrow Toy, and Sleep When You’re Fed dog bed.
The collection also includes dog apparel and treats, along with Ram Chop, a Liquid Death-themed take on the familiar Lamb Chop-style dog toy.
This isn’t Liquid Death’s first attempt at bringing its branding into the afterlife. Earlier in 2026, the company teamed up with Spotify to launch the $495 Eternal Playlist Urn, which features a built-in Bluetooth speaker designed to keep playing music after its owner dies.
The urn launched alongside Spotify’s Eternal Playlist Generator, which creates a personalized playlist based on a user’s listening habits and answers to a series of prompts.
The release also comes just one day after Cup Noodles launched its own $3,999 custom casket as part of its new Vampire Noodles promotion.
