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The Orage socks, designed by Elena Solier Jansà, are knitted cuff down, with a heel flap and French heel. The pattern features a cable motif that works as the ribbing and represents lightning.

Here's Elena about the inspiration behind her pattern: "I have been inspired by the electric storms that I could see when living in France so I decided to name it after the beautiful word for ‘storm’ in French: Orage."

Light reflecting on the multitude of facets in a dark red, almost black gemstone, every once in a while resulting in a bright sparkling moment - the inspiration behind the Garnet socks can be seen in the twisting and flowing of the stitches and the eyelets that let the tiniest amount of skin shine. Paired with a luminous yarn that provides an incredible depth of colour, these socks, designed by us, deserve a special place in your sock drawer.

The Wild Grass socks by Fiona Alice are inspired by the microscopic cross cuts of cells which are beautifully represented in the delicate, crescent-shaped lace motif. On the leg, the lace is complemented by tiny bobbles, evoking seed pods!

The Wild Grass socks are worked from the toe up. The motif is mirrored, with different charts for the left and right foot. The bobbles on the upper part of the leg are created with a crochet hook. The final leg length will vary slightly depending on the desired length of the foot. The socks are finished off with a cuff of twisted ribbing.