Collection palettes created in Textile Color Swatch.
Textile Weave & Color Swatch
Textile design software for patterns, colorways and print assets
Use Fashion Tools as a textile design app for palettes, repeats and all-over patterns, then move prepared assets toward mockups, color separation and textile printing.
Expected outcomes
Keep continuity from design to presentation
Palettes, repeats and exports often move through separate applications and folders without a shared structure. Fashion Tools prepares a common asset format that retains color, pattern and context when work moves into mockups or production.
Woven patterns and repeats prepared in Textile Weave.
Assets passed to Mockup Studio and Color Separation.
Use cases
Textile design use cases
All-over patterns
Prepare a consistent repeat for fabric, garments, accessories or home textiles.
Plaids, stripes and weaves
Build a pattern structure from a controlled collection palette.
Textile printing handoff
Prepare repeats and colorways that can move into mockups, color separation and textile printing software workflows.
Workflow
A connected textile design workflow
Define the palette
Create collection colors and retain their references in a shared asset.
Build the pattern
Develop the repeat, woven structure and variants from that palette.
Preview and prepare
Send the pattern to product mockups or color separation as required.
Frequently asked questions
Textile design software questions
Who are these tools for?
Textile designers, print studios, trend offices and collection teams that need a focused textile design app for palettes, repeats and variants.
Which pattern types are covered?
The workflow includes all-over patterns, plaids, stripes, woven structures and collection colorways.
Are the modules already self-service?
Access is progressive. These pages explain the workflow and let teams request a demonstration or guided pilot.
Fashion Tools suite
Continue the textile workflow
Connect design, color preparation and mockups in one studio journey.
Tell us about your textile workflow
Explain how you currently manage palettes, patterns and variants to identify the most useful first module.