Seam Coffee

Coffee needs to be about farmers before coffee influencers; about social justice & equity before brew methods; about common sense over profit

Seam was created with the idea that the coffee trade should be different

Instead of looking at coffee as a lifeless commodity, we see coffee as the livelihoods that the crop underpins

We visit farms, we learn about struggles and, most importantly, we shake hands on a price that exceeds the cost of production

If coffee can create community where it is consumed, we believe it should build communities where it is grown

Seam – connecting coffee farmers and coffee drinkers through ethical and sustainable trade