One CoffeeSock replaces 500+ paper filters

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Simple care — Rinse, Hang, Reuse

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Over 1 million filters sold

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Made with Organic Cotton

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One CoffeeSock replaces 500+ paper filters - Simple care — Rinse, Hang, Reuse - Over 1 million filters sold - Made with Organic Cotton -

Hario® v60 Style Hario® v60 Style Hario® v60 Style Hario® v60 Style
Hario® v60 Style
$16.99

2/pk. - Specifically designed for Hario V60 drippers, CoffeeSock filters produce a bright, clean cup with full clarity and body. Organic cotton absorbs minimal oils, preserving the subtle notes of your coffee without paper taste. Durable, reusable, and eco-friendly.

Fits Your Brewer & Sizes:

  • V60.01 – small dripper

    • Dimensions: 2.5” W x 4.5” H

  • V60.02 – medium dripper

    • Dimensions: 3.25” W x 5.25” H

  • V60.03 – large dripper

    • Dimensions: 4” W x 5.5” H

How to Use & Care:

  1. Place filter in V60 dripper.

  2. Add coffee grounds and pour water as usual.

  3. Rinse after use and hang to dry.

  4. Reusable for a year or more. Compost at the end of it’s lifecycle.

Why CoffeeSock:

  • Made from Certified Organic Cotton in Austin, Texas.

  • Outperforms disposable filters.

  • Preserves subtle coffee flavors while reducing waste.

Key Features:

  • Reusable | Renewable | Economical | Simple

  • Made in the USA

  • Durable and long-lasting

  • 2 filters per pack

Shipping and Handling time: 1-3 business days

Chemex® Style Chemex® Style Chemex® Style Chemex® Style Chemex® Style
Chemex® Style
$16.99

2/pk. - Brew crisp, clean coffee with CoffeeSock style Chemex® reusable cotton filters. Designed to absorb just enough coffee oils while letting acids pass through, these filters deliver full flavor and body without paper taste. Durable, eco-friendly, and reusable for a year or more, perfect for both home and commercial use.

Fits Your Brewer & Sizes, Made to Fit:

  • 3 Cup Chemex® – small pour-over models (X3)

  • 6 - 13 Cup Chemex® – standard home brewer + Ottomatic makers (X6 or X6HM)

  • Funnex® – medium home brewer (FUNN)

How to Use & Care:

  1. Place the filter in your Chemex coffeemaker.

  2. Add coffee grounds and pour hot water as usual.

  3. Rinse and hang to dry after each use.

  4. Fully compostable and reusable for a year or more.

Why CoffeeSock:

  • Made from Certified Organic Cotton in Austin, Texas.

  • Sewn and packaged by fair-wage workers.

  • Outperforms disposable and other reusable filters.

  • Preserves subtle coffee flavors while reducing waste.

Key Features:

  • Reusable | Renewable | Economical | Simple

  • Made in the USA

  • Durable and long-lasting

  • 2 per pack

Pour Over Cone Pour Over Cone Pour Over Cone
Pour Over Cone
$16.99

2/pk. - Sized for cone-style pour-over, CoffeeSock cone filters deliver smooth, bright, and flavorful coffee without paper taste. Organic cotton absorbs minimal oils while letting acidity and nuance shine. Reusable and eco-friendly, designed to last a year or more.

Fits Your Brewer & Sizes:

  • #1 Cone Filter - specialty sized smaller brewers, comparable with a Melitta #1

  • #2 Cone Filter(most common)– small manual drippers, some small auto-drip machines

    • Compatible with Melitta #2

    • Dimensions: 4.25” W x 5” H

How to Use & Care:

  1. Place the filter in the basket as you would a paper filter.

  2. Add coffee grounds and brew as usual.

  3. Rinse immediately after use and hang to dry.

  4. Fully compostable and reusable for a year or more.

Why CoffeeSock:

  • Made from Certified Organic Cotton in Austin, Texas.

  • Sewn and packaged by fair-wage workers.

  • Outperforms disposable and other reusable filters.

  • Preserves subtle coffee flavors while reducing waste.

Key Features:

  • Reusable | Renewable | Economical | Simple

  • Made in the USA

  • Durable and long-lasting

  • 2 filters per pack

    Shipping and Handling time: 1-3 business days

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Basket Filters
$16.99

2/pk. - Upgrade your auto-drip coffee experience with CoffeeSock reusable basket filters. Made from certified organic cotton, these filters absorb just enough coffee oils while letting acids pass through, producing a bright, smooth, and full-bodied cup without paper taste. Durable, eco-friendly, and designed to last a year or more, these filters replace disposable paper for a cleaner, more sustainable brew.

Fits Your Brewer & Sizes:

  • B1 (Small, 3–6 cup)

    • Cuisinart DCC-450

    • Mr. Coffee 4–6 cup models

    • Hamilton Beach 3–6 cup compact machines

    • Black+Decker 3–6 cup basket brewers

    • Dimensions: 5” x 6.75”

  • B2 (Traditional, 6–12 cup)

    • Cuisinart DCC-1200 / DCC-1100

    • Braun BrewSense 6–12 cup

    • KitchenAid 6–12 cup basket brewers

    • Mr. Coffee 6–12 cup

    • Hamilton Beach 8–12 cup

    • Dimensions: 5.25” x 8”

  • B3 (BUNN)

    • Compatable Bunn Coffee Makers

    • Dimensions: 5.5” x 9”

How to Use & Care:

  1. Place the filter in the basket as you would a paper filter.

  2. Add coffee grounds and brew as usual.

  3. Rinse immediately after use and hang to dry.

  4. Fully compostable and reusable for a year or more.

Why CoffeeSock:

  • Made from Certified Organic Cotton in Austin, Texas.

  • Sewn and packaged by fair-wage workers.

  • Outperforms disposable and other reusable filters.

  • Preserves subtle coffee flavors while reducing waste.

Key Features:

  • Reusable | Renewable | Economical | Simple

  • Made in the USA

  • Durable and long-lasting

  • 2 filters per pack

Shipping and Handling time: 1-3 business days

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