Catholic · Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Camino de Santiago souvenirs: shell pins, textiles and pilgrim kits for shops and groups
Pilgrims leaving Santiago de Compostela — Camino want something that could only come from there. We design that something for shops at the shrine and for the groups who travel to it: products drawn from the place, made in small runs in the EU.
About Santiago de Compostela — Camino
Santiago de Compostela, in Galicia, is the end of the Camino de Santiago: the cathedral holds the tomb venerated as that of the apostle St James. Pilgrims walk or cycle the last stages to earn the Compostela certificate, and the scallop shell, the yellow arrow and the gourd are recognised far beyond Spain.
The Camino is a pilgrimage that runs through hundreds of towns, so the market is wide: hostels, shops and tourist offices along the routes, pilgrim associations and tour operators who sell guided walks. 2027 is a Holy Year (Año Santo Compostelano), when the feast of St James on 25 July falls on a Sunday.
What pilgrims take home from Santiago de Compostela — Camino
Motifs we work into the designs:
- the scallop shell
- the yellow arrow
- the cathedral façade of the Obradoiro
- the pilgrim with staff and gourd
- the cross of St James
Products that fit Santiago de Compostela — Camino
The lines shops and groups most often order for a shrine of this kind. Every one carries your own design, not catalogue stock.
Pilgrim textiles
Group scarves, caps, T-shirts, bags, lanyards and vests.
Pins & pilgrim badges
Enamel pins and badges with the year of the pilgrimage.
Keychains
Metal, enamel, wood and acrylic keyrings in custom shapes.
Magnets
Printed, epoxy, wooden, metal and 3D resin magnets of your shrine.
Bracelets & decade rosaries
Rosary, cord and medal bracelets — the counter best-seller.
Medals & scapulars
Shrine, saint and pilgrimage medals, struck or cast.
Season and order dates
April to October; 25 July (feast of St James) and the whole of Holy Year 2027.
Order at least 2–3 weeks before the date you need the goods, plus a week for delivery; pilgrim kits take 10–15 working days.
What to respect
The scallop shell and yellow arrow are common symbols free to use. Official Xacobeo branding and the cathedral's own logo belong to their owners.
Who orders
Shops in Santiago and along the Camino routes, albergues, pilgrim associations, Camino tour operators in Europe, the US, Brazil and Korea.
Frequently asked questions
Can you make products only for our shrine?
Yes. Every design is drawn for one place and one client. If you are the shrine’s own shop, we can keep the artwork exclusive to you.
What is the minimum order for Santiago de Compostela — Camino?
From 50–100 pieces per design for most products made in the EU, pilgrim kits from 30–50 sets. Larger runs from 1000 pieces can be produced with our Asian partners at a lower unit price.
Can we use the official logo of the shrine?
Only if you hold the rights or the shrine gives written permission. Otherwise we design with the architecture, the place name and traditional symbols, which need no licence.
How long does it take?
Free mock-ups in 2–5 working days, a sample in 7–10 days if you want one, then 2–3 weeks of production in the EU plus delivery.
Request a mock-up for Santiago de Compostela — Camino
Name the products and the quantity. We draw the first designs from Santiago de Compostela — Camino for free and send a price per piece within two working days.
- Reply on working days, usually within a few hours
- Free mock-ups drawn from your shrine before you order
- Written price within 2 working days
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