Osborne & Little | Adreni

Adreni is a sheer with a fine stripe, the line drawn lightly enough that at the window it reads as little more than a rhythm in the weave. The name is thought to derive from Adreni, the Old Norse word behind Alderney.

It is woven in Belgium, chiefly of linen with a little polyester, on a 299cm width, so full drops can usually be made without seams. As a voile it filters light rather than blocks it, and the linen keeps the cloth dry and natural to the touch. It can also be produced in Trevira CS where a flame-retardant specification is called for.