Inamori Yu·Oct 193 Japanese Patterns Born From Fences, Fish Traps, and Fishing NetsA fence made of thin strips of cypress, set on the diagonal.
Eric Livingston·Oct 4Integrating Rigid NFC Microchips into Heavyweight Textiles for On-Chain AuthenticationHuntington, WV R&D Notes by Eric Livingston
Sue Michael·Aug 3No 6. 101 Applied Motifs to ScarvesI have a side interest in designing textiles. I have long thought this was a way to carry motifs of good luck or promise, closer to…
Li Li | Atelier LiLi·Jul 29From Floral Patterns to Silk: The Product That Changed My LifeHow a silk duvet introduced me to a new kind of comfort — and quietly led me from textile design into my first business.
InND NotesbyTeresa Nanjala Lubano·Jul 15Two Minds, One Print: What Happens When Human Design Meets AIWhat one collaboration taught me about AI and ownership
Belgin Uygur·Jul 7TEKSTİLDE YARATICI DÜŞÜNMEHer kumaş bir yüzeydir. Ancak her yüzey, bir fikrin taşıyıcısı değildir.
Sandeepani S Vatsa·Jun 25Lessons From Bagru: On Mud, Indigo, and Letting Go of ControlOn craft, slowness, and what happens when you stop fighting the material
Bibi Samshad Duman·May 19What Fast Fashion ForgetsNotes on selvedges, sneakers, and a quiet collaboration between Scotland, Mauritius, and Portugal.A response icon3A response icon3
Kaulinyad·May 15Your grandmother didn’t call it slow fashion, she called it taking care of things.Before sustainability had a name, it quietly existed in Indian homes, in steel trunks filled with old saris and clothes passed through…
Lmnosella·Apr 20The Interactive InteriorContributing to the fabric industry through interactive 3D retail.