With millions of tons of clothing produced globally, there is now enough to clothe six generations of humans, yet much of it goes to waste, according to an industry expert. Director Dr. Julius L.

Abstract: Color transfer on fabric images has become a prevalent computer-aided tool in the fashion design and textile industry, enabling the automatic generation of simulated recolored images ...

The BA (Hons) Fashion course at the University of Staffordshire equips students with fashion design skills via lectures and hands-on workshops, as well as opportunities to work on industry briefs. If ...

The Fashion Merchandising and Design major prepares students who want to design, develop, and merchandise products in the exciting and fast paced global fashion industry. Through a cutting-edge ...

Representative Image India is one of the world’s largest producers of cotton on the planet but captures far too little of its value. While every fourth cotton garment starts here, barely every ...

India’s textile sector, with roots tracing back to the Indus Valley civilisation, is undergoing a digital transformation, particularly within its micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Textile ...

Directorate of Technical Education, Padmavilasom Road, Fort P.O, Thiruvananthapuram has invited applications for admission to the Diploma Programmes through lateral entry to third semester, in ...

Embroidery, once a painstaking craft mastered by skilled artisans, is now undergoing a remarkable transformation. From hand-stitched patterns to high-speed, precision-driven designs powered by ...

Textiles are all around us. They facilitate the practical, make our lives comfortable and provide a means for expression. Textile design goes far beyond fashion and clothing – from our furniture, ...

EMMA Museum's exhibition Draped delves into the art of printed textiles, a cornerstone of Finnish design. The exhibition presents work from aaltonians Maarit Salolainen, Maija Fagerlund, Emilia ...