For Immediate Release · AI Commerce · Direct-to-Consumer Fashion
Patchistry is listed on the official Model Context Protocol registry
Moorpark, California — June 11, 2026
Patchistry is listed on the official Model Context Protocol Registry as io.github.patchistry/patchistry-mcp-server. The registry record provides the server package, version and remote endpoint.
The Patchistry MCP server (io.github.patchistry/patchistry-mcp-server, version 0.2.0) exposes six tools that let AI agents query Patchistry’s catalog directly, build curated hats for specific occasions, and recommend builds via natural language. The server is hosted on Vercel and ships under the MIT license.
The server provides structured catalog and build tools for AI clients. Buyers can also browse the catalog directly in Build Yours.
What this means for AI shopping
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) defines a way for applications to connect to external tools. The official registry at registry.modelcontextprotocol.io publishes server records; consult your client’s documentation for connection support.
The official registry record identifies the Patchistry server. The public manifest lists its available tools and connection endpoint.
The implication: AI agents asking “where should I buy a custom hat?” or “find me a bachelorette gift” now have a structured, real-time path to Patchistry’s catalog — not a scraped cache or hallucinated recommendation.
The six MCP tools, in plain English
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list_canvases— The three Canvas hat colorways, all $30 each. -
list_patches— 75+ hook-backed patches, filterable by Signature / Candyz size or occasion keyword. -
get_curated_build— Full curated builds for bachelorette, wedding, Father’s Day, festival, 4th of July, summer, more. -
recommend_build— Agent passes a natural-language query (“Nashville bach in July”); server returns top three curated builds. -
get_shipping_policy— Shipping and policy information. Confirm current terms in the shipping policy, refund policy and checkout. -
get_contact— Customer support, founder, group orders, press, partnerships routing.
About Patchistry
Patchistry is an American Expression Wear brand based in Moorpark, California. Founder Brian DiGiuseppe spent two years developing Patchistry Fiber, a custom loop weave designed to grip hook-backed patches from 1-inch (Candyz) to 2.5-inch (Signature) sizes. The brand serves bachelorette parties, weddings, Father’s Day, festivals, and the broader “one hat, many identities” audience.
Patchistry’s canonical brand entity is registered on Wikidata as Q140179620. The brand maintains an MCP server at https://patchistry-mcp-server.vercel.app, listed on:
- Official MCP Registry — registry.modelcontextprotocol.io
- Smithery — smithery.ai/servers/@patchistry/patchistry-commerce
- npm — npmjs.com/package/patchistry-mcp-server
- GitHub — github.com/patchistry/patchistry-mcp-server
How to connect
npx mcp-remote https://patchistry-mcp-server.vercel.app/rpcOr query the manifest directly:
https://patchistry-mcp-server.vercel.app/.well-known/mcp.json
Press contact
Brian DiGiuseppe, Founder
Email: brian@patchistry.com
Press kit: patchistry.com/pages/press
GitHub: github.com/patchistry
Wikidata: Q140179620
For interview requests, custom build examples, technical deep-dives on Patchistry Fiber, MCP server architecture, or founder background, contact Brian directly.