About Geyoga

We started in 2016 with hair nets, because a friend running a kitchen could buy them one at a time or a thousand at a time and nothing in between. A hundred turned out to be the number people wanted. That gap, between too few to be useful and too many to store, is where Geyoga staples live now.

Today the shelf runs to 857 pack lines across 11 departments. Hair and head covers, hats and scarves, socks and legwear, gloves and sleeves, tops and neckwear, badge reels and lanyards, party goods, costumes, classroom and workplace supplies, sleep and spa, and a bags-and-home corner for the rest. Packs run from a single piece to 2,000.

Geyoga standards are the ones a supply counter keeps rather than the ones a boutique keeps. We keep a sample of anything new in the office for a month before it goes on the shelf, because elastic, dye and snaps all fail on a schedule and a month covers most of it. We work out the per-piece price before the pack price, and if a pack costs more per piece than buying a smaller one twice, it does not get a page here.

Our pages carry the maker's own words for material and count. Where a maker stays quiet about what something is made of, the page stays quiet too, and where two sizes of one pack differ in count, the figure you see belongs to the pack in front of you.

We price everything here from a single source and refresh on a schedule, and one page carries the date of the last refresh rather than every page repeating it. If a pack has no buyable offer, we take its page down rather than leave you looking at a blank where the price should be.

Our retail partner handles payment, delivery and returns when you place the order, under their terms rather than ours. We run the catalogue and the counter: we can tell you what is in the pack, what it is made of and which size works out cheaper.

If something here is wrong, tell us. The address, the phone number and the email in the footer all reach the same small office in Minneapolis, and a person reads whatever arrives.