Скачать или смотреть Inside Jefferson’s Textile Design Program | Weaving Creativity, Craft & Innovation

At Thomas Jefferson University, the Textile Design program is where craft meets innovation. In this behind-the-scenes look at the studio experience, students share their passion for hands-on making, problem-solving, and pushing creative boundaries in a field where threads become stories—and fabric becomes art.

From hand knitting to jacquard weaving, from power looms to cutting-edge industry software, Jefferson students are immersed in every step of the textile creation process. With access to industry-level equipment, a vast array of yarns, and a vibrant creative community, students learn how to bring ideas to life—technically and artistically.

Why study Textile Design at Jefferson?
• Access to state-of-the-art tools: hand looms, floor looms, knitting machines, jacquard looms, and digital design software used by leading companies in the textile industry
• A creative and technical foundation that blends exploration with real-world application
• Opportunities to participate in competitions like the ITA Virginia Jackson Design Competition for feedback from industry experts
•Emphasis on designing with purpose—balancing personal expression with sustainability, functionality, and market needs
• A close-knit, supportive graduate and undergraduate community that fuels collaboration and inspiration
• Faculty with deep experience, mentoring students through both experimentation and production

Whether you're designing for mood, movement, sustainability, or storytelling, the Jefferson Textile Design program equips students to redefine the future of fabric and fashion. With constant access to materials, guidance, and opportunity, students are empowered to keep creating, keep learning, and keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

At Jefferson, creativity is woven into everything we do.

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