Coastal Permaculture Fiber

The Gearys' are a family of makers based in Yachats, Oregon. They work out of a small home studio shaped by practical, everyday sustainability.

In the backyard, they follow permaculture methods—growing vegetables, herbs, and fruit, composting, rainwater collection, and adapting to the coastal climate instead of resisting it.

In their home kitchen, they bake organic goods in small batches—sweet rolls, mini loaves and seasonal pastries made with whole ingredients and locally sourced whenever possible. Their focus is on quality, consistency, and food that feels familiar and nourishing.

They also create handwoven home goods using natural fibers like cotton, linen, and wool. Towels, scarves, blankets and more are made to be durable, functional, and easy to live with—designed for everyday use and decoration.

Their work reflects a straightforward goal: to make useful, well-made products while caring for the land and contributing to their local community.