A wearable almanac of the natural world.
An almanac is how people once kept the year — when the geese return, when the first warbler sings. We’re making one you can wear, an edition at a time.
For centuries an almanac was how you held onto the turning year — the dates the birds came back, the night the swifts left, the first hard frost. We’re making one you can wear. Each drop is a small, careful edition: a few birds worth noticing, drawn the way a field guide draws them, and made into something you’ll actually reach for.
Not cute. Not cartoon. Reverent.
We draw from the record, not the imagination. Every crest, every wing bar, every field mark is checked until a birder could name the species from shape and colour alone — then reduced to its essential geometry: flat colour, clean line, the quiet confidence of a mid-century plate.
The drawing comes first. The sock is just where it lands.
Three birds, drawn true.
Three birds, drawn true and made wearable. A limited first edition — when a run is gone, it’s gone.
We care about two things, in this order: getting the bird right, and making something worth keeping. We’d rather skip a drop than ship a pair we don’t love — a colour that’s off, a bird a birder wouldn’t recognise.
Small editions, made with care. Field-guide accuracy, every time. And a part of every pair — €1 — goes back to the birds that started all of this, with the receipts published for anyone to see.
A lot of fuss over socks, maybe. The birds are worth it.
Join the waitlist.
The first edition is small, and it won’t be reprinted. Join the list and you’ll hear first — the morning it drops.