Atwood Épinglé is a small-scale geometric woven in épinglé, a looped-pile jacquard that gives the pattern a raised, textured surface. The design is a contemporary take on a chevron motif, the repeats tight enough that the pattern reads as an all-over texture rather than a bold statement.
Woven in Belgium, it is composed chiefly of cotton with a small proportion of polyester, on a 140-centimetre width. The vertical repeat is four centimetres, the horizontal two. Dry cleaning is recommended, and the cloth suits upholstery and cushions in regular domestic use.
