TEXTILE
WEAVING TRADITIONS, PRINTING THE FUTURE
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Our Textile Design program focuses on practical studio learning, surface pattern development, traditional dyeing, advanced printing techniques, and industrial production methods.
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Develop strong technical and creative foundations. Subjects include: Basic Drawing, Design Principles, Color Theory, Introduction to Textiles, and Fabric Study.
Explore hands-on fabric manipulation. Subjects include: Surface Ornamentation, Screen Printing, Block Printing, Dyeing Techniques, and Repeat Pattern Development
Master modern production systems. Subjects include: Digital Textile Printing, CAD for Textiles (Photoshop/Illustrator), Industrial Design Concepts, and Commercial Product Development.
Market-ready portfolio development. Subjects include: Advanced Digital Print, Textile Collection Development, Merchandising Basics, and Trend Forecasting. (Graduation point for Non-Thesis students).
The ultimate textile showcase. Subjects include: Developing a Complete Textile Sample Collection, Final Surface Design Portfolio, and Grand Exhibition Display. (Mandatory for Thesis students)
Want to master specific techniques? We offer specialized certificates covering Screen Printing, Textile Design Basics, Shaboori/Shibori Dyeing, and Digital Print Introduction
ADMISSIONS OPEN 2026
Take the first step towards a successful career in the modern design industry. Enroll in our PSDA-approved professional diplomas and short courses today.
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FROM RAW THREADS TO DIGITAL PRINTS
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Experience the perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. Our interactive labs allow students to get their hands dirty with manual screen printing and dyes, while our CAD labs help them master digital repeat patterns.
FROM CONCEPT SKETCHES TO FINAL GARMENTS
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FROM PRINT LABS TO THE GRAND EXHIBITION
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Witness the colorful journey of our textile design students. Explore the vibrant energy of our printing labs, dying workshops, and the magnificent fabric collections displayed during their grand thesis exhibition at the Pearl Continental (PC) Hotel, Lahore.