Indiana is an embroidery on linen worked in stripes, the stitching arranged around a geometric play of chevrons and vertical bands. It belongs to that useful family of fabrics that behave like stripes from a distance and reveal themselves as needlework up close, the thread sitting proud of the linen and catching light along each ridge. The geometry gives it discipline; the embroidery gives it warmth; the linen ground keeps the whole thing natural and easy.
