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Fellow

Fellow

Everyday Magic.

OriginUnited States
Est.2013
WarrantyUp to 2 year manufacturer warranty
Known forDesign-led coffee gear, from the Stagg EKG kettle to the Espresso Series 1
Designed in San FranciscoMultiple Red Dot Design AwardsSCA Award-Winning ProductsUsed by world barista championsSold at MoMA and SFMOMA

Fellow makes precision coffee gear that never asks you to choose between how it works and how it looks. Designed in San Francisco by a team drawn from Apple, Google, and Tesla, the range runs from the Stagg EKG kettle that redefined pour-over at home, through the Ode and Opus grinders, the Aiden precision brewer, and the Espresso Series 1, to the Carter drinkware that carries your coffee out the door. Every product is built on the same conviction: to-the-degree control, considered design, and gear engineered to be serviced rather than replaced. Award shelves at Red Dot, Dezeen, and the Specialty Coffee Association agree. We stock the complete Fellow range, every product, every part.

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EU's Take

Our take on Fellow

Fellow is one of the rare design brands where the engineering genuinely matches the looks, and it rewards buying deliberately rather than all at once. If you're starting out, start with the kettle: the Stagg EKG Pro if you brew pour-over, the Corvo EKG Pro if you want the same precision for everything else. It's the piece you'll use every single day and the one that shows you what the brand is about. On grinders, choose carefully, because this is where we see people get it wrong. The Ode is exceptional for filter coffee but does not do espresso; the Opus does everything including espresso for less money. If espresso is even a maybe in your future, buy the Opus. The drinkware is the easy entry point and makes a genuinely great gift. And whatever you buy, buy it knowing Fellow builds their gear to be serviced, and we can get any part it ever needs.

The class project that almost broke, then broke through

Fellow began in 2013 as a Stanford class project. Jake Miller, an MBA student with a background in business rather than industrial design, sketched a better coffee steeper, put it on Kickstarter, and raised nearly two hundred thousand dollars in pre-sales. Then came the lesson every founder dreads: fulfilling those orders cost three hundred thousand. Fellow was nearly finished before it had properly begun.

Miller kept going. Seventy-three investors said no, so he funded the company the hard way, product by product, campaign by campaign. The gamble paid off in 2016 with the Stagg EKG, an electric pour-over kettle with to-the-degree temperature control and a counterbalanced precision spout. It won a Red Dot Design Award, showed up on cafe benches and world championship stages, and quietly redefined what home coffee gear could look like.

A decade on, Fellow designs its products in San Francisco with a team drawn from Apple, Google, and Tesla, sells in more than forty countries, and has moved from kettles into grinders, brewers, drinkware, and now espresso. What has not changed is the founding conviction: that the tools we use every day should be engineered as carefully as they are designed, and built to last long enough to become part of the ritual.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I start with Fellow if I'm new to coffee gear?

The Stagg EKG kettle is the best starting point if you brew pour-over — it immediately improves consistency and control. If you want to improve coffee quality more broadly, start with the Opus grinder. Fellow products are designed to work together as a system, so one strong piece makes it easy to build from there.

What's the difference between the Ode and Opus grinders?

The Ode Gen 2 is built specifically for filter coffee — pour-over, batch brew, French press — and offers exceptional precision and consistency at that end of the spectrum. The Opus covers a wider range including espresso, making it the more versatile choice. If filter coffee is your primary brew method, go Ode. If you want flexibility across brew styles including espresso, go Opus.

Is the Stagg EKG kettle worth it over a standard kettle?

For pour-over coffee, yes — precise temperature control and a controlled gooseneck pour directly improve extraction consistency and flavour. For general use, it's simply one of the most refined and well-made kettles available. If you care about repeatability in your brewing, it's worth every dollar.

How do Fellow products fit together as a system?

Each product addresses a different part of the brewing process — the kettle controls water temperature and pour, the grinder controls flavour and extraction, the Atmos canister preserves bean freshness, and the drinkware completes the experience. You don't need everything at once. Each piece adds value independently and works better alongside the others.

Are Fellow products just about design, or do they actually perform?

Both — and that's the point. The Stagg EKG is used by World Brewers Cup champions. The Ode and Opus grinders are respected in the specialty coffee community for grind consistency. The Atmos actively maintains a vacuum seal to preserve freshness. The design earns a place on your bench. The performance keeps it there.

What's a good starting Fellow setup for home?

A complete entry setup would be the Stagg EKG kettle, an Ode or Opus grinder, a Stagg dripper or Clara French press, and an Atmos canister for storage. That covers every stage of the brewing process and gives you a consistent, capable home coffee system without overcomplicating it.

Do you stock the full Fellow range?

Yes. The Essential Utensil stocks one of the most complete Fellow ranges available in Australia — including core products, colour variants, accessories and replacement parts. If you're building a new setup or maintaining an existing one, you'll find what you need here.

Can I put Gen 2 burrs in my original Ode grinder?

Yes, and it is one of the best upgrades in coffee. Fellow designed the Ode Gen 2 Brew Burrs to fit every Ode ever made, so first-generation owners can install the 64mm two-stage burrs and get most of what makes the Gen 2 special without buying a new grinder. The swap takes about ten minutes with a screwdriver. If you upgrade, it is worth adding the Gen 2 load bin lid as well, since it carries the updated grind range guide matched to the new burrs. We carry the burrs, the lid, and every other Ode part, so ask us if you are unsure what your grinder needs.

Why does my Carter mug leak, and can it be fixed?

Almost every leaking Carter comes down to one thing: the silicone gasket in the lid has worn, slipped, or gone missing after a wash. It is a normal wear item, not a fault, and the fix costs a few dollars rather than a new mug. One thing to know before you order: the standard Carter gasket fits the Move Mug, Slide Mug, Cold Tumbler, and Carry Water Bottle, but the Carter Wide takes its own gasket, and the two are not interchangeable. Black gaskets suit black Carters and grey suits every other colour. If you are not sure which yours needs, tell us which Carter you own and we will sort the right one.

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