Ten colours.
One wide-wale corduroy, ten colours. The cover is removable and washes at 30 °C. Colour is set from the cloth itself.
Almond Beige
Warm beige with a little grey in it, so it does not turn yellow in daylight. The cover is the same wide-wale corduroy as every other colour; only the dye changes.
See this colour
Vanilla Coffee
Warm brown, softened with grey so it does not read orange. Same wide-wale corduroy as every colour; only the dye changes.
See this colour
Mustard Yellow
A mustard that leans ochre, closer to turmeric than to school-bus yellow. It holds up in low evening light.
See this colour
Truffle Brown
A deep brown that carries a little red, which keeps it warm rather than muddy. The weave is the same across all ten colours.
See this colour
Olive Green
A muted olive that reads near-grey in daylight and green in warm light. Same weave, same removable cover.
See this colour
Midnight Grey
A warm charcoal that stays neutral next to wood and stone. Not a blue-grey; it does not turn cold at night.
See this colour
Prussian Blue
A deep navy with a little green in it, so it sits closer to black than to royal blue. Sharp against bone, calm against wood.
See this colour
Obsidian Black
Black at the depth of ink, with the corduroy weave left visible. It takes light along the ridges rather than reflecting it, which is why the silhouette stays sharp in a bright room.
See this colourScreens vary. If the colour matters to the room, write to us before you order.