Innis Stripe is a vertical ombre stripe built on a herringbone construction of linen and wool, so the colour grades softly along each band while the chevron weave gives the cloth grain beneath. Weave and dye work together, structure below, movement above.
It is woven in the United Kingdom from 55 per cent wool and 45 per cent linen, a generous 147 centimetres wide, with the dry warmth that mix implies.
A 19,000 rub Martindale rating suits it to domestic chairs, stools and cushions, and it makes soft, insulating curtains for studies, snugs and bedrooms.
