With nine designs to choose from, Pepita Coffee brings together the world’s best coffee and art, in partnership with the legendary Fatboy Slim. As a coffee and art company, they believe in promoting sustainability and creativity through unique collectable art coffee tins, designed by talented street artists and contemporary artists from around the globe.

Jaime Eke - Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club:

This exclusive BHAFC collectible coffee tin is a true fan's treasure—featuring vibrant original artwork by Brighton artist Jaime Eke, presented in partnership with club legend Fatboy Slim. Each reusable tin is filled with 250g of our premium luxury coffee blend, crafted from eight hand-selected Arabica beans for a smooth, floral cup with notes of jasmine and rose.

The London Police:

The Postman - Fatboy Slim:

This unique tin features exclusive art by the globally recognised Brighton street artist duo, THE POSTMAN, known for their iconic pop-art murals and collaborations with cultural icons.

The Postman - Madonna: 

Featuring an exclusive tribute to the iconic Madonna, this unique tin showcases original art by the globally recognised Brighton street artist duo, THE POSTMAN, known for their vibrant pop-art style and cultural celebrations. 

Chemical X - Smile On Dot:

The artist behind collaborations with Damien Hirst, Banksy & Jamie Hewlett, and the iconic Ministry of Sound logo. Each tin features the vibrant “SMILE ON DOT” design, making it a museum-quality street art piece you can enjoy every day.

Chemical X - Smile for Mickey:

 Exclusive Art by Chemical X – The artist behind collaborations with Damien Hirst, Banksy & Jamie Hewlett, and the iconic Ministry of Sound logo. Each tin features the vibrant “SMILE 4 Mickey” design, making it a museum-quality street art piece you can enjoy every day.

Vhils – Bangkok:

Vhils – Mexico:

Vhils – Rio:

Proudly presenting an extraordinary collaboration with world-renowned Portuguese artist Vhils.  Born in Alexandre Farto (Lisbon, 1987), Vhils is one of the most compelling voices in contemporary urban art. Since the early 2000s, he has pioneered a breathtaking technique – carving, cutting, drilling, etching, and blasting through layers of urban surfaces to reveal the hidden beauty trapped beneath. Like a contemporary archaeologist, he peels back the layers of our material culture to explore identity, globalisation, and what it means to be human in a rapidly changing world.