Red Hook is a woven geometric tape with a crisp hand and a relaxed character, its chevron or stripe running at small scale across the width. The pattern repeats at nine centimetres vertically and four horizontally, so it reads as a steady rhythm rather than a bold statement, and the mixed-fibre composition gives the cloth body without stiffness.
It is woven in Italy from 46 per cent cotton, 23 per cent viscose, 20 per cent polyester and 11 per cent linen, 140 centimetres wide. Dry cleaning is recommended. The fabric suits curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery, and is offered in a number of colourways including neutrals and deeper tones.
