The first edition · Week of Rest

Seven pairs. One complete decision.

A week of everyday socks, soft and fresh day after day, in a numbered box worth keeping.

Deep pine drawer box slid open to reveal seven rolled pairs seated in a warm amber tray, copper ribbon pull at the front
Concept render. Real photography arrives with the first samples.

Three hundred boxes. Each one knows its name.

Every box of the first edition is numbered by hand before it ships, № 1 through № 300. When the edition is spoken for, it closes. The next edition will be its own thing, at its own price.

№ 300

Boxes in the first edition. Not one more. We’d rather close early than stretch the cap.

7 pairs

A complete week: five everyday shades, two deeper ones. One decision that settles Monday through Sunday.

$48

First-edition price, about $6.85 a pair. The standing price after this edition is $60.

The sock itself

Soft first. Fresh, day after day.

Mostly cotton, made to be lived in.

Feel

Soft the second they’re on.

200-needle cotton knit, the density that makes cotton feel considered instead of thin.

Freshness

Fresh, day after day.

Lightly scented, made to stay pleasant through long days.

Breathability

Air moves.

Knit for desks, walks, and long flights, the everyday middle of life.

Honesty

Soft things shed.

Cotton lints and softens with washing. A lint roller and a cold wash keep them at their best. We’d rather tell you now.

Seven rolled cotton pairs in soft neutral and deep shades on ivory linen
Concept render. Real photography arrives with the first samples.
An older couple's hands resting together at a kitchen table in morning light
Concept render. The real photograph of Tony & Mercy is coming.

Named for two people.

Made the way we were raised.
Tony & Mercy, the namesakes

Tony Mercy is named for a father and a mother: for steadiness, and for warmth. Their standard is the product standard: do the quiet thing well, every day, without needing anyone to notice. These socks are made that way, and boxed the way you’d wrap something for family.

Built to be opened slowly. Kept longer.

A rigid drawer box with a ribbon pull: deep pine outside, warm amber inside, your number stamped by hand. Most boxes get recycled. This one ends up holding things on a dresser.

Closed pine linen box on a pine ground, MERCY in copper foil down the side, a copper seal on the lid numbered of 300, copper ribbon pull at the front
Concept render. The reveal is filmed when the first sample lands.
How the line works

Unhurried, by design.

No countdown clocks here. The edition opens when the boxes are nearly ready, everyone on the list hears at once, and the numbers go in order.

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Take a number. Get the short making-of notes. Each friend who joins through your link moves you forward in line.

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Reserve your number

$5 · credited to your box

Five dollars holds your exact number (№ 41 stays № 41) and comes off the $48 at the drop. Fully refundable, no questions.

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The edition opens

$48 · first edition

A two-week window, announced to the list first. $24 deposit at order, the rest before shipping, with honest dates and updates as they’re made.

Not yet

Asked plainly, answered plainly.

When do the boxes ship?

We’ll state a specific ship week when the edition opens. It’s honestly padded, because we’d rather surprise you early than apologize late. You’ll get a short note at every stage: knitting, boxing, numbering, shipped.

What if I change my mind?

Reservations are refundable in full, any time, no questions. If we ever can’t ship in the stated week, you hear from us before that week arrives, with the new date and a one-click refund.

Why only 300?

Because the number is the promise. Numbered things only mean something if the numbering ends. The first edition closes at № 300 whether that takes a week or a season.

Will there be more?

There will be other editions, different, and at the standing $60. № 1 through № 300 of the first will never be made again.