Dutch East India Trading Co. · Est. MMXXVI

A trading house for modern rituals.

Coffee, bottles, garage goods, and desk objects, brought together under one mark. Selected from adjacent houses, stamped, and shipped without ceremony.

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01 — Four rooms

The whole house, under four words.

Cellar, Coffee, Garage, Desk. The catalogue lives in four rooms. Anything that doesn't fit, doesn't ship.

/ Cellar

Cellar

Gin, wine, bottle bags, glassware. Things to pour and to put down.

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/ Coffee

Coffee

House beans, mugs, tumblers, brew notes. The morning ritual, stamped.

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/ Garage

Garage

Keyrings, plate frames, microfibre, trays. Workbench goods for the modern garage.

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/ Desk

Desk

Notebooks, trays, tidies, prints. Objects for the daily desk.

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02 — First drop

A first selection.

Four highlights from the opening drop — one from each house. The full selection lives inside the rooms.

Colonial Conqueror English Dry Gin
Cellar

Colonial Conqueror · English Dry Gin · 70cl

CLR-001£42.00
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DEIT House Beans
Coffee

House Beans · 250g

CFE-001£14.00
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DEIT Desk Notes
Desk

Desk Notes · Cloth-bound, bronze foil

DSK-001£22.00
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DEIT Stamped Keyring
Garage

Stamped Keyring · Brass & leather

GAR-001£32.00
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First drop · MMXXVI · Selected goods across four rooms
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03 — House note

A name, borrowed forward.

The historical name is a useful piece of visual language — marks, stamps, crates, ledgers — and nothing more. The house itself is contemporary, small, and selective.

DEIT Co. seal

Dutch East India Trading Co. is a modern trading house for coffee, bottles, garage goods, and desk objects, brought together under one stamp. We borrow the merchant's language — trading marks, stamps, ledgers, crates — and use it to organise things worth carrying.

No ships, no rope, no costume. Just goods we want to live with, and a small mark applied with care.

— The House · Imported · Printed · Poured · Packed
04 — In residence

From other houses.

Adjacent houses we keep good company with. Their full catalogues live on their own sites — selected pieces will make their way into the trading house in time.

Coffee · Events

Chaos Cars Coffee

House blends and gathering goods from the coffee-meets-cars rotation. Roasted small, packed weekly.

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Creative · Studio

Charlie Bravo Studio

Creative direction, photography, and editions from the studio next door. Slow run, small batches.

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Cinema · Audio

Cinema Lusso

Specialist cinema and immersive audio — installations, distribution, and considered hardware for the listening room.

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Photography · Print

Quirky Camera

Camera-adjacent goods and limited print runs. For the photographer-merchant in residence.

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05 — Journal

Notes from the house.

Short essays on bottles, coffee, cars, prints, and the daily desk.

No. 003 · Cellar06.2026

On the case for a house gin.

Why we wanted a London Dry under our own mark, what we cut from the brief twice before the label felt quiet enough, and the small concessions you make when a bottle has to look right on a workbench and a dinner table on the same evening.

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No. 002 · Garage05.2026

A keyring is a small contract.

Notes on weight, leather, and what a piece of hardware says about the car it lives next to. The argument for brass over steel, the case against laser-engraved fonts, and why we kept the loop a millimetre wider than every reference we could find.

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No. 001 · Desk04.2026

The desk as workbench.

Why our desk objects are made of the same materials as the garage ones, and why the line between them is getting useful. A short defence of walnut, brass, and putting your hands on the things you work with every day.

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