Lightfoot Stripe is a handwoven stripe inspired by an eighteenth-century woollen textile, likely originally used for a woman's garment. The cloth is woven from cotton and linen with a twisted-yarn construction that gives the stripe a soft, artisanal texture and a mid-scale presence that reads clearly without dominating.
It is woven in India, 135 centimetres wide, with a horizontal repeat of 8 centimetres. Cold washing is recommended. The fabric suits curtains, blinds, upholstery and cushions.
