Full Spectrum Tube
Combed cotton · 3 colourways · 35–46
Twelve pairs, €13 to €34, sizes 35 to 46. Prices include VAT. Stock was counted at the workshop this morning and is written out in words on every card.
Order: newest off the machine first. Sold-out pairs stay in the list with the date they come back, and the filter below never hides them.
Four filters. They switch the list below without leaving the page; the count in each tab is the number of pairs in it.
Showing all 12 pairs, newest off the machine first. One is sold out and keeps its price and its return date.
Combed cotton · 3 colourways · 35–46
Merino · one colourway · 36–42
Cotton rib · 2 colourways · 36–44
Merino rib · 3 colourways · 35–44
Lambswool · one colourway · 37–45
Wool blend · 2 colourways · 36–46
Fine cotton · set of 3 · 35–41
Cotton · 6 prints · 36–44
Brushed wool · one colourway · 36–43
Mercerised cotton · 2 colourways · 38–46
Wool blend · one colourway · 37–46
Fine cotton · 4 colourways · 35–43
Every pair is listed by EU shoe size because that is the number people actually know. A 35–38 sock fits a 35, 36, 37 or 38 foot without bagging at the heel — the rib does the rest. If you are on the line between two bands, go up: the cuff shortens by about a centimetre after the first wash and never the other way.
€3.90 anywhere in Spain, free over €45, €7.50 to the rest of the EU. Packed in a card envelope, no plastic. Orders placed before 14:00 on a weekday leave the same afternoon and land in two to four days.
Sixty days, worn or unworn, no form to fill in. The return label is already in the envelope. We refund to the card you paid with within five working days of the parcel reaching the workshop.
Thirty degrees, inside out, with the colours. No tumble dryer — the elastane hates it. A card of matching darning thread comes with every pair, and we will darn a hole once, free, for as long as the pair is in the run.
Close, and photographed in daylight without retouching. Dye lots move a shade or two between batches, so the Rosewater you get in May is not identical to the one in the January photograph. If the shade matters, say so in the order note and we will send a snip of the actual yarn first.
That the drawer is empty and the next batch is already booked onto a machine. The date on the card is the date it comes back, not an estimate — if it slips, everyone on the restock list hears about it before the website changes.
Yes, and most people do — one order, as many sizes and colourways as you like, one postage charge. The free-postage line is €45 across the whole order, not per pair.
Every pair arrives folded in a printed paper band, which is wrapping enough for most people. Ask in the order note and we will leave the price off the card and write your message on the back of it by hand. No charge.
The merino pairs are reinforced at heel and toe with a nylon-wrapped thread and go three or four winters in regular rotation. The fine-gauge cotton is thinner by design and wears faster — think two summers. We would rather tell you that than pretend.
Trays are 24 pairs, mixed however you like, with a six-week lead time because everything is knitted to the order. Write to the trade address in the footer and we will send the current sheet and the margins on it.
The current run stays on the machines until the yarn is gone. After that the colourways change and the ones on this page become the last of their batch.