Textile Designer

10th

12th (PCM/PCMB)

• Admission into the B. Tech./B. E in Textile Technology course is based on the candidates’ performance in the university-specific examination (if specified). However, it may vary from college to college; check the particular college rules and regulations before applying for it.

• To become a TEXTILE DESIGNER, a candidate should hold a graduation degree in Textile Technology such as B. Tech./B. E in Textile Technology/ B.Sc. in Textile Design/ Bachelor of Design (B. Design)/ B.A. in Textile Designing or enroll in Diploma in Textile Manufacturing.

• During the course, grab as many opportunities for internships or project work as a candidate can. These help the candidate gain insights into the kinds of tasks that can expect to perform in the future.
• One main benefit of an internship is that it allows students to develop further a portfolio that demonstrates their skills like computer skills, analytical skills, problem-solving skills, and creative sensibilities.Portfolios can be physical or digital, but the textile designer can achieve better outreach by having both types, which should be well organized. 
• The duration of the internship would depend on the candidate's choice.

• Appear for the entry-level roleafter completion of graduation/diploma and work as an assistant by assisting an experienced textile designer. An experienced textile designer can help candidates learn basic job skills and develop a better understanding of the industry. Internships can also help candidates create connections with important figures in the textile industry. 
• The ultimate goal for textile designers is to create their work for design agencies, manufacturers, retailers, or freelance designers. etc. With the help of doing this, candidates can learn about employment opportunities in the textile industry.

  Who is a Textile Designer?

      A  Textile Designer is a creative professional who designs prints and patterns for various materials, such as fabric and clothing, wall coverings, curtains, and other home furnishing materials. A textile designer is a person who manages the aesthetic aspect of textile production, including texture, color, and patterns. Textile Designers are artistic people skilled at drawing and have a distinct awareness of colors, patterns, textures, and basic design principles. A textile designer makes patterns and artwork for textiles. Clothing, wall coverings, drapes, curtains, pillows, towels, and other soft home furnishings include the designs of textile designers who often work in the fashion or interior design industries.

 Job Responsibilities of a Textile Designer

• The Textile Designer’s primary responsibility is to design prints and patterns for various materials, such as fabric and clothing, wall coverings, curtains, and other home furnishing materials. 
• Textile designer duties include creating designs for clothing and other accessories and making those designs come to life.  
• Textile designer responsibilities may include overseeing teams of designers or other team members to make their designs a reality and marketing their designs for retail or other markets. 
• The textile designer utilizes computer-aided design (CAD) programs for designs.
• Textile designer participates in trade fairs with designs.

Career Scope of a Textile Designer

• After completion of the course, the candidate can get enough exposure in the field and can start his/her own business or can work for some big textile house with an excellent financial return.
• Textile designing candidates can join design houses/ manufacturing/ export units for a paid job or launch their label in the market.
• Industries where Textile Designer Required
• Clothing brands
• Fashion house
• Fashion institutes
• Retail chains
• Self-employed designer

Salary/Income of a Textile Designer

      An entry-level Textiledesigner can earn about INR 4 LPA, and a Textiledesigner with more than 10 years of experience can earn up to INR 6 L – 10 LPA. The highest salary of a Textiledesigner can go up to INR 15 LPA.