How it works
From one question to something you carry.
Children answer a shared question in drawings. We adapt each answer for print — beginning with socks — and part of the value returns to the community it came from.
The sequence
Five steps, one direction.
The same structure for every collection, whether you’re here to wear a perspective or to help create one.
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One question
Together with a partner school or organisation, we choose one open, age-appropriate question. What is your biggest wish?
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Many drawings
Each child draws their answer freely on one sheet of paper with no name or age required. No time limit, no instructions about what a “good” answer looks like.
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Many perspectives
The drawings are photographed or scanned and sent to us digitally. Every answer is kept. Drawings can be published without a name or age. Any optional credit is agreed before publication.
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Wearable designs
Each drawing is prepared for print without correcting its character. Made to order, so every answer can become a design without unsold stock.
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Value returns
A share of each collection returns to the community behind it. The model is agreed with each partner and published before launch.
Drawing to design
From paper to a pair.
Prepared for print. Kept true to the original.
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01 / Ask
We begin with one question.
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02 / Draw
Each child answers in their own visual language.
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03 / Wear
The original drawing becomes a wearable design.
An open invitation
Could your school or organisation become our first world?
We’re looking for our first pilot partner. A school, a local organisation, a group of children — and the space to see things differently.
- A class or a small group — any size
- One question, drawn freely on one sheet
- As much time as it needs
- Drawings shared digitally; public name and age optional