Pressing Matters · Custom apparel

Coffee Roaster Merchandise

Give your coffee brand a place beyond the bag.

Plan custom coffee roaster merchandise for retail shelves, tasting events and the people behind your brand. Start with a focused range of tees, caps and layers, then separate staff allocations from merchandise intended for sale.

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Comfort Colors 1717 T-shirt with Your Design Here placeholder artwork — Illustrative mockup with Your Design Here placeholder artwork. Final artwork placement and specifications are reviewed for your order.

Build a small, coordinated merch range

Review product pages for colours, sizes and specifications. Availability, decoration options and final pricing are confirmed for your order.

Comfort Colors 1717 Heavyweight T-Shirt

A heavyweight tee to consider for a roaster logo or illustrated coffee design. Review the size chart and available colours before planning your retail size mix.

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ATC C1321 Pigment-Dyed Cap

A cap option for a simple roaster wordmark. Check the proposed logo size and decoration approach before carrying fine detail into the design.

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Next Level 9007 Heavyweight Crewneck

A crewneck option for your retail collection or team. Keep its quantities and sizes separate from tees so the quote reflects the actual assortment.

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Separate staff clothing from retail stock

List staff garments, tasting-event apparel and retail merchandise as separate allocations. A combined total alone can hide gaps in your size range. Decide which designs stay available year-round and which belong to a particular coffee release or event.

Start with a range you can manage

Choose a small number of styles and colours before collecting sizes or committing to stock. If you plan to take preorders, first confirm the product selection, quote and timing. Do not promise your customers a delivery date before the order is reviewed.

Planning guide

Keep the coffee story readable

Bag artwork does not always translate directly to a chest print or cap. Identify the key illustration, brand name or origin text, then review its legibility at the proposed finished size. Check permissions for commissioned artwork and keep each seasonal version clearly named.

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What to include in your enquiry

Identify staff, retail and event allocations separately.
List products, colours, sizes and quantities for each allocation.
Send the brand artwork and requested print or embroidery positions.
Flag seasonal artwork, artist permissions and any release-date requirements.
Review the quote and artwork proof before announcing a merchandise launch.

Minimums, setup costs, pricing and production timing depend on the selected products and decoration. Review the complete quote and artwork proof before approving your order.

Your questions, answered

Can we use different artwork for different coffee releases?

Send each design as a separate file with its own product and quantity list. The quote will account for the artwork versions and decoration positions.

Should our staff and retail garments be the same?

They can share a visual identity while using different styles or colours. Keep both allocations clear in the enquiry so the right products and quantities are reviewed.

Can we reorder a design later?

Keep your approved artwork, placement dimensions and product references. A repeat order is checked against current availability, pricing and timing.

Beyond apparel

Explore items for tastings and gift sets

Browse promotional products for possible additions to a coffee gift set or tasting event. Share catalogue references and intended use so product suitability, decoration and quantities can be reviewed.

Promotional products have item-specific minimums, decoration options and lead times.

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