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Here's a little clip about this amazing showcase.Lena said:I absolutely recomment a visit Premiere Vision to anyone interested in studing textile design, amazing scourse of inspiration.
Mills are all over the place... there really isn't a District. Believe it or not there are textile mills to be found in the yellow pages. Places like the Toronto Fashion Incubator (google that) help designers find resources.Does Canada have any textile districts for wholesale buyers? And if so, where? I live in Winnipeg and we are the third biggest textile/apparel manufacturing industry in Canada but we don't have a textile district...at least not one I've been able to find.
vee said:i'm glad i've found this!
so my question is, what kinds of directions do a textile major end up going in later? i have a fair idea of course, but i don't think i know what they really do.
also, do i get to learn the process of making the fabric and how to change things, come up with something new besides just making textile designs? i'm interesting in getting to the technical side as well, but if that requires something like chemistry, i don't know how well i would do since i'm terrible at science.![]()
i have my heart set on studying textiles now, but i still feel a little unclear as to what it all entails.
i'd very much appreciate it if anyone has anything helpful and i'm sorry i've posted on such an old thread![]()