Industry Insights & Opinion
BREAKING THROUGH THE NOISE: 5 INSIDER TIPS FOR STAND-OUT TEXTILE PRINT IN A SATURATED DESIGN MARKET
“In a saturated market, standing out with original print designs may seem like a daunting task. But by knowing your brand inside and out, finding your unique voice, embracing innovation and experimentation, staying true to your vision, and connecting with your audience, you can break through the noise and make a lasting impact with your designs. Be bold, trust your instincts and let your creativity soar!” Cheryl O’Meara PRINT PATTERN ARCHIVE
DIVING INTO DIGITAL FABRIC: THE SEAMLESS MERGE OF AR AND FASHION - GUEST POST FROM B&C COLLECTION
“Ever pondered the twist and turns in the labyrinth of fashion technology? Let's shine a spotlight on the showstopper of the hour - Augmented Reality (AR). It’s like stepping into a wardrobe that leads to another dimension, but instead of Narnia, it could be the future of fashion and merchandising we're stepping into.” Timo Breuser - B&C Collection
‘HIPSTORICAL’ - NOT A TREND BUT A MOVEMENT TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE PRINTED TEXTILE DESIGN
“In response to the emerging circular economy, we asked print teams and designers to think beyond print for one season and consider the afterlife of products as they stay in circulation on resale platforms for years to come. How does a design stay relevant and appealing for a decade.” Cheryl O’Meara PRINT PATTERN ARCHIVE
AI - A NEW DAWN FOR DESIGN AND ITS IMPACT FOR THE DESIGN COMMUNITY WORLDWIDE
“Unless you've been seriously napping on trends, you would have seen the headlines and discussions on AI and what it means for the human race. I don't exaggerate when I say we are about to enter a new paradigm and it starts now. ” Cheryl O’Meara PRINT PATTERN ARCHIVE
FUTURE VINTAGE: THE SECRET OF BEST SELLING TEXTILE DESIGNS THAT STAND THE TEST OF TIME
“When I am sourcing new antique prints or curating new artwork collections, there are designs that I just know will be best sellers, that clients will snap up, and have been the designs that are loaned out again and again over the last decade. But why?” Cheryl O’Meara Print Pattern Archive