With a dozen textile design colleges to choose from, here’s what makes IIFD different

Textile design and development, from fibre to fabric, are essential to the fashion industry. The core textile subjects are woven, print design, embroidery, and surface embellishment, which together provide students with extensive and versatile training. Textile Designing Course provides students with numerous opportunities to create, experiment, and innovate with materials. The programme emphasizes the integration of design creative forces with textile technology while also taking into account the designers’ current historical, social, and cultural contexts. A focus on learning specialized software is also placed on exploring digital and non-traditional approaches to design, fabric structures, and surfaces. The craft cluster initiative exposes the students to a craft environment and familiarizes them with traditional practices.

Textile Designing is an imaginative field that includes the method involved with making designs, fabrics, printed fabrics, yarns, fibres, colouring, embroidery and design development. Textiles are utilized wherever as opposed to just fashion for different purposes, for example, for the creation of bulletproof jackets, protective helmets, sound control walls covers in film corridors and theatre and etc.