With a pattern that fractures and reforms like a deconstructed chevron or a cityscape in motion, Escher transforms structure into surprise. Inspired by the visual riddles of its namesake, the design turns perception into a game—one that rewards a second glance. The colors are named after different architectural materials – Sand, Porcelain, Glass, Cement, Brick, Bluestone, Wood, and Iron. Woven with 28% post-consumer recycled polyester, it combines performance with artistic expression, holding strong through over 200,000 double rubs and offering bleach cleanability.

With a pattern that fractures and reforms like a deconstructed chevron or a cityscape in motion, Escher transforms structure into surprise. Inspired by the visual riddles of its namesake, the design turns perception into a game—one that rewards a second glance. The colors are named after different architectural materials – Sand, Porcelain, Glass, Cement, Brick, Bluestone, Wood, and Iron. Woven with 28% post-consumer recycled polyester, it combines performance with artistic expression, holding strong through over 200,000 double rubs and offering bleach cleanability.