A proper kit weighs little and earns its place. Everything here does one job well — mostly the job of keeping coffee close.
The till is still being carved — for now each button sends us an email and we'll put your name on the first run.
A staff for your coffee bag.
A carved-staff slider that keeps the bag shut three ways — open for pouring, a light grip for the counter, and locked tight for the shelf. The hat on the end is the latch. Fits our 12 oz bags and most others.
The wink — you shall not pass... until the beans are ground.
Tees, crewnecks, a beanie and one small thing in metal — the marks come from the same drawer as the bags. Concept previews; first run details to be confirmed.
The full circular badge, front-center — the wanderer, the mountains, the fox, all of it. The same mark that leads the website and the house-roast bag.
The quiet one — the small hat over the heart, and GREY PILGRIM COFFEE ROASTERS across the shoulders for whoever walks behind you.
The badge again, on something warmer — a heavyweight crewneck for mornings on the doorstep, mug in hand.
The restrained mark on a forest-green crewneck — hat over the heart, wordmark on the back, warmth all the way around.
A hat with a hat on it — the seal mark embroidered on a ribbed cuff, for roast days and ridge walks.
The wax seal, struck in metal — the pointed hat engraved on a solid tag, sized for a key ring. Carry the mark; the wax stays home.