General FAQs

How do I get my products in your store? Thank you so much for loving us enough that you'd like to join our magical team of makers! Here's what we're looking for: 1) We require all our makers to be doing active anti-racism and community building work. 2) We only carry ethically sourced/made items & we have a preference towards colorful, vegan, gluten-free, plastic free, & palm oil free items. 3) Our core demographic is QBIPOC Gen Z folks on a budget, so MSRP needs to be similar to what we already sell. 4) If you're in the pipeline (you think seed oils are bad, you think essential oils cure everything, and you think that autism is caused by Tylenol/vaccinations/5G) please don't waste your time or ours applying. Still here? Not scared off? Email us at info@coyotesupplyco.com & we'll get back to you if we're interested.

Are you hiring?  Thank you so much for loving us enough to want to work with us! We are a teeny-tiny company that doesn't have the budget for payroll yet. No really, Brianna has been working for free this whole time. We currently have three 1099 Independent Contractors that we pay for projects & special events. As of Spring 2026, all "contractors" make $19/hr & receive a 20% employee discount, but we cannot currently support full-time hours or afford healthcare for our team. Once we have the sales to support a team, we will post job opportunities online & on Instagram.

How zero waste are you?  The store hardly makes any trash & we are committed to decreasing the store's trash output as we have the budget to.  Currently the store's trash consists mainly of label backings & tape we've peeled off of boxes that we've received.

But how zero waste are you? On average Brianna's household of 3 and a cat makes about two grocery bags of trash every week, but they expect that number to decrease as their baby grows up and they have more free time. From 2016-2019 their household was making about one grocery bag of trash every 3 months with two people and a cat.

Are you really witches?  Yes, Brianna is a witch & our contractors are all witches of different backgrounds.

Are you a coven?  We use #CoyoteCoven on social media to refer to our community collectively, but we are not technically a coven because we're not fans of hierarchies.