Driven by the curiosity for new material or the desire to challenge the existing boundaries of textile techniques, the students’ works at the Swedish School of Textiles illustrate the visionary and the experimental standpoint of textile design an
TXTL
The TXTL exhibition show degree work of both bachelor and master candidates in textile design, at the Swedish school of textiles, University of Borås.
Hosted by The Swedish school of textilesThis project is now archived and was part of DDW19
exploring the possibilities within flat knitting
Christine Snedker
Textiles surround us. Our daily life is influenced by the presence of textiles. Sometimes they are discreet materials; sometimes they are obtrusive. The privileged position of textiles in our everyday activities gives the textile design profession a central role in creating daily wellness.
Smocked patterns
Malin Lind
Self-supporting textiles
Lovisa Norrsell
Bouncing Patterns
Ellen Arolin
Sustainable textiles
About The Swedish school of textiles
The Swedish School of Textiles was founded in 1866. The school is a part of the University of Borås. The programmes focus on textiles and are divided into three areas: design, engineering, and management. Our facilities feature modern lecture halls and well-equipped laboratories that cater for everything related to textiles.
