Teofilo Coffee Company

At Teofilo Coffee Company, our mission is to “Give Back To The Philippines”. We are driven by three core pillars that keep us focused on this mission. Authenticity: We believe in being true to ourselves and our heritage. Authenticity is at the heart of everything we do. Uncomfortable Work: We embrace discomfort as a path to growth. By pushing ourselves beyond our comfort zones, we prevent complacency and strive for excellence. Execution: We believe in taking action and turning ideas into reality. Execution is key to making a meaningful impact.

Our journey began with a vision to showcase the unique specialty coffees of the Philippines. Inspired by Lolo Ron’s legacy, we set out to challenge perceptions and elevate the Philippines as a coffee-producing nation on par with renowned coffee regions such as Guatemala, Brazil, and Italy; despite being one of the largest coffee producers in the late 1700s.

Ani & Tahi Burlap Tote Bag

Custom Sustainable Tote Bag | Made in Los Angeles

Carry style with purpose. Crafted in Los Angeles and lined with durable canvas, our eco-friendly tote supports Filipino coffee farmers and sustainability. For every bag sold, a coffee plant is planted in collaboration with the Philippine Coffee Board, promoting reforestation and community empowerment.

Dimensions: 12″ H x 18.5″ L.

Ani & Tahi Harvest Denim Jacket

Crafted with Purpose, Designed for Change

The Ani & Tahi Denim Jacket is more than just outerwear — it’s a statement of sustainability and social impact. Made from 100% premium Japanese denim, this timeless piece blends style, durability, and purpose

Blog posts

The End of an Era: 5 Years at Los Alamitos

As the chapter at our Los Alamitos location draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey we’ve had over the past five years. When I signed the lease on December 19, 2019, I envisioned a cool, cozy coffee shop nestled in the corner plaza across from...

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Canvas Rebel Feature

My passion for how things are made turned into my dream job, i remember when i was a kid all i played with was hotel wheels never realizing that i would never actually be apart of making a real car one day. My first car was a 1969 VW bug...

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