In this course we will focus on the study of fiber and fabric properties, identifications, fabric weaving, yarn systems and knitting construction, finishes, dyeing and printing as related to fabric aesthetics, quality, performance and product end-use. The course combines the study of textile science, the creative use of fiber and fabric as inspiration in fashion design, as well as applications and practices in the fashion industry. By the successful completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate a fundamental understanding of textile and yarn terminology, communicate fabric knowledge in relation to design, understand the development of textiles within a historic, ethnic, geographic and cultural context and showcase ability to manipulate fabric in innovative ways that impact design silhouette and details.

In this course we will focus on the study of fiber and fabric properties, identifications, fabric weaving, yarn systems and knitting construction, finishes, dyeing and printing as related to fabric aesthetics, quality, performance and product end-use. The course combines the study of textile science, the creative use of fiber and fabric as inspiration in fashion design, as well as applications and practices in the fashion industry. By the successful completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate a fundamental understanding of textile and yarn terminology, communicate fabric knowledge in relation to design, understand the development of textiles within a historic, ethnic, geographic and cultural context and showcase ability to manipulate fabric in innovative ways that impact design silhouette and details.

In this course we will focus on the study of fiber and fabric properties, identifications, fabric weaving, yarn systems and knitting construction, finishes, dyeing and printing as related to fabric aesthetics, quality, performance and product end-use. The course combines the study of textile science, the creative use of fiber and fabric as inspiration in fashion design, as well as applications and practices in the fashion industry. By the successful completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate a fundamental understanding of textile and yarn terminology, communicate fabric knowledge in relation to design, understand the development of textiles within a historic, ethnic, geographic and cultural context and showcase ability to manipulate fabric in innovative ways that impact design silhouette and details.

In this course we will focus on the study of fiber and fabric properties, identifications, fabric weaving, yarn systems and knitting construction, finishes, dyeing and printing as related to fabric aesthetics, quality, performance and product end-use. The course combines the study of textile science, the creative use of fiber and fabric as inspiration in fashion design, as well as applications and practices in the fashion industry. By the successful completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate a fundamental understanding of textile and yarn terminology, communicate fabric knowledge in relation to design, understand the development of textiles within a historic, ethnic, geographic and cultural context and showcase ability to manipulate fabric in innovative ways that impact design silhouette and details.

In this course we will focus on the study of fiber and fabric properties, identifications, fabric weaving, yarn systems and knitting construction, finishes, dyeing and printing as related to fabric aesthetics, quality, performance and product end-use. The course combines the study of textile science, the creative use of fiber and fabric as inspiration in fashion design, as well as applications and practices in the fashion industry. By the successful completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate a fundamental understanding of textile and yarn terminology, communicate fabric knowledge in relation to design, understand the development of textiles within a historic, ethnic, geographic and cultural context and showcase ability to manipulate fabric in innovative ways that impact design silhouette and details.