Richer Coffee, Without a Single Paper Filter

A reusable cloth pour-over filter with a stainless steel frame, built to brew a fuller, richer cup without a single paper filter. The tightly woven cotton flannel lets more of coffee's natural oils pass through than paper allows, adding more depth and aroma to every cup. The steel hook frame holds its cone shape and rests directly on your cup or carafe, no separate dripper needed. Available in two sizes. No paper, no waste, no compromise on flavour.

Why Paper Filters Are Holding Your Coffee Back 

Paper filters are designed to be thrown away after a single brew, and that convenience comes at a cost. Paper absorbs some of the natural oils that contribute to coffee's body and aroma. Many coffee enthusiasts prefer cloth filters for exactly this reason, more of those oils stay in the cup instead of being trapped in the paper. A reusable cloth filter gives you that option without adding to your bin every single morning.

Fine Cotton Flannel, Held by a Steel Frame

The filter itself is made from tightly woven cotton flannel, dense enough to hold back coffee grounds while still letting water and natural oils move through freely. Wrapped around the cloth is a stainless steel wire frame with a wooden handle, giving the filter its cone shape and keeping it open and steady while you pour. The frame does not bend out of shape with regular use, and the hook design lets the filter rest securely on the rim of your cup or carafe.

How the Brew Comes Together

Coarsely or medium ground coffee sits inside the flannel cone while hot water is poured slowly over the grounds. The cloth controls the pace of the water, giving it time to draw out flavour from the coffee without rushing through. The result is a cleaner, fuller bodied cup, with more of the coffee's natural character preserved.

No Dripper, No Stand, Just Hook and Pour 

Most cloth coffee filters need a separate plastic or ceramic dripper to hold them open. This one does not. The steel frame holds its own cone shape, and the hook on the handle rests directly on the rim of your cup, mug, or carafe. One less piece of equipment to own, store, or wash.

Easy to Clean, Ready for Tomorrow 

Reusable does not mean high maintenance. Rinse the filter under hot water right after brewing to clear out the grounds, and it is ready for the next cup. For a deeper clean, wash with warm water and a small amount of mild dish soap every few uses to keep the cloth fresh and prevent coffee oils from building up. No scrubbing, no special equipment, just a quick rinse between brews.

Choose Your Size, Brew Your Way 

The Small size measures 18.5 x 9.5 cm with a 7 cm handle, suited to single cup brewing and everyday individual servings. The Large size measures 20.5 x 12 cm, also with a 7 cm handle, built for bigger pour-over setups or brewing for more than one cup at a time. Both feature the same cone shape and flannel filter, so the only difference is how much coffee you are making.

Better Coffee. Less Waste. No Paper Required.

Every paper filter used once and thrown away adds up over a year of daily coffee. A reusable cloth filter means none of that paper needs to exist in the first place, while still giving you a fuller, richer cup than many coffee drinkers associate with paper filters. It is a small shift in your morning routine that pays off in flavour and in what you are no longer sending to landfill.

Specifications & Care 

This pour-over coffee filter is made from tightly woven cotton flannel set in a stainless steel wire frame with a wooden handle. It is available in two sizes, Small at 18.5 x 9.5 cm and Large at 20.5 x 12 cm, both with a 7 cm handle. The hook design allows the filter to rest directly on the rim of a cup, mug, or carafe without a separate dripper or stand.

Care Instructions: Rinse thoroughly with hot water immediately after each use to remove coffee grounds. Every few uses, wash with warm water and a small amount of mild dish soap to prevent oil buildup in the cloth. Allow the filter to air dry completely before storing. As with any cloth filter, the fabric will show signs of wear over time with regular use, this is normal and does not affect filtering performance. Avoid bleach or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can damage the fabric. Misuse, including washing with bleach or harsh chemicals, voids returns.