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Coffee is the craft. This is the uniform. Limited runs, heavyweight cotton and street-born graphics — made for the ones who live the grind, not just drink it.
Cotton that takes the beating. Screen printed by hand, in runs small enough to sell out.
Heavyweight 240gsm cotton, boxy street cut. Street Born screen printed across the chest in a single pull, with the snake emblem at the back yoke. Pre-shrunk, garment washed, built to be worn until it fades right.
The house wordmark, nothing else. 200gsm ringspun cotton with a classic fit and a taped neck. The one you reach for on the way to the roastery at 5am.
A topographic print of the Antioquia range where our beans grow, pulled in two passes so the ridges sit raised on the cotton. 240gsm, relaxed shoulder, extended sizing.
Chest pocket tee with the Groove Grind snake embroidered on the flap. Midweight 220gsm cotton, straight hem, single colorway.
Long sleeve with the route printed down the left arm: Medellin → New York. 260gsm brushed cotton, ribbed cuffs, drop shoulder. The whole brand story on one sleeve.
Canvas work shirt cut for the roastery floor. Double chest pockets, reinforced elbows, chalk stripe interior placket. Comes in one sand colorway because that is what hides coffee dust.
400gsm brushed fleece, double-lined hood, kangaroo pocket deep enough for a 250g bag. Barrio graphic puff printed across the back. Heavy in the way a hoodie should be.
Our house rule on a 380gsm crewneck: craft, not hype. Ribbed collar, raglan sleeve, no drawstrings and no logos larger than they need to be.
Six panels, one emblem. Cut low, worn hard, never restocked.
Low-profile six-panel dad cap with a curved brim and the Groove Grind wordmark stitched across the front. Unstructured crown, brass slider closure, one size.
Five-panel trucker with a foam front and breathable mesh back. Embroidered wordmark, flat brim, snapback closure. One size.
Structured six-panel snapback with the snake emblem embroidered in raised satin stitch. Flat brim, taped seams, adjustable plastic closure.
Lightweight cotton five-panel with a short curved brim and Est. 2026 stitched above the left eyelet. Packs flat, wears in fast.
Ribbed acrylic knit with a folded cuff and a woven Groove Grind label. Warm enough for a January cupping on a Brooklyn loading dock.
Canvas and jute built to haul beans, groceries, or neither in particular.
16oz cotton canvas with the Groove Grind wordmark screen printed across the face. Reinforced base seam, 60cm webbing handles, and an inside pocket sized for a 250g bag. Holds a week of groceries or a week of coffee.
Oversized market tote cut for a real haul. Gusseted sides, boxed corners and long shoulder-drop handles, with the barrio topographic print running up one panel. Heavier canvas than it needs to be, on purpose.
Cut and sewn from the jute sacks our green coffee arrives in. Every one carries a different piece of the original cooperative stencil, so no two are the same. Cotton-lined so the weave stays outside where it belongs.