An incredible technique lies behind Matcha's spectacular, vertically undulating lines. The stripes appear to be made from thin cord caught between two layers of cloth, as if quilted — but they are not: it is weaving alone, an example of real technical prowess in the jacquard. The choice of materials, the elegance of the motif and its unhurried waves evoke the glamour of American film stars of the 1950s, translated into upholstery-grade cloth.
