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Textile Designer

As a Textile Designer, you play a crucial role in the fashion and interiors industry, creating innovative fabric patterns and textures that breathe life into garments and home furnishings. Your creativity not only shapes aesthetic trends but also impacts sustainable practices, making your work vital for both cultural expression and environmental responsibility.

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UK Market Contacts

    Cloth & Co.
    A local favourite known for its unique fabric designs, Cloth & Co. offers a supportive environment for emerging designers.
    Textile Exchange
    Focused on sustainable textile practices, Textile Exchange is perfect for designers interested in eco-conscious design.
    Fabrications
    A community-focused fabric shop that also offers design services, Fabrications is a great place for hands-on experience.
    The Cotton Company
    Specialising in cotton fabrics, The Cotton Company provides a creative space for designers to explore their craft.
    Sew Over It
    A sewing school and fabric shop that encourages creativity, Sew Over It is ideal for designers looking to engage with the community.

Top UK Graduate Employers

    Liberty London
    Renowned for its iconic prints and luxury fabrics, Liberty London offers a creative environment for textile designers to thrive.
    John Lewis
    A leading retailer with a strong focus on quality and design, John Lewis provides opportunities for textile designers to work on diverse projects.
    Burdock & Co.
    Specialising in bespoke textiles, Burdock & Co. is a great place for designers looking to make a mark in the luxury market.
    Dunelm
    As a major homeware retailer, Dunelm offers textile designers the chance to work on innovative home textiles and furnishings.
    The Fabric Store
    An exciting retailer with a focus on sustainable fabrics, The Fabric Store is ideal for designers passionate about eco-friendly textiles.