Merchandise by how people buy
Collections are organized around real buying behavior — bestsellers, flavored coffee, single-serve, bulk boxes and seasonal releases — instead of one endless product wall.
A well-loved Wisconsin roaster with a deep catalog of flavored coffees, seasonal releases and single-serve formats — sold to people who reorder the same favorite for years.
Watertown, WI

The goal: Make it effortless to find a favorite blend, discover a seasonal one, and buy in the format the customer actually drinks.
A large catalog of blends, roasts, flavors and pack sizes can overwhelm a shopper who only wants one specific bag.
Seasonal and limited-edition releases need to feel like an event without burying the year-round bestsellers.
Coffee is a repeat purchase, so the fastest possible path back to a previous order matters more than clever browsing.
Approach
Collections are organized around real buying behavior — bestsellers, flavored coffee, single-serve, bulk boxes and seasonal releases — instead of one endless product wall.
Rotating homepage features spotlight limited-edition collections while the proven favorites stay one scroll away for the customer who came for a specific bag.
Grind, size and single-serve count are presented as clear choices on the product page so shoppers don't second-guess what they're adding to the cart.
Shipping thresholds and promotions are surfaced early so the total isn't a surprise at checkout.
A storefront where a loyal customer can reorder in seconds and a new one can be pulled in by whatever is roasting this season.
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