Jess Parker Wins the Premier Digital Textiles Vibrancy in Print Award at New Designers 2026
London, UK – July 2026 – Textile designer Jess Parker, a graduate of Norwich University's Textile Design programme, has been awarded the Premier Digital Textiles Vibrancy in Print Award at this year's New Designers exhibition, held at the Business Design Centre in London.
The award, presented by Premier Digital Textiles, recognises outstanding achievement in print and pattern design. Parker's winning collection was selected by an industry panel of judges for its striking use of colour, pattern, and innovative approach to digital textile design.
As part of the prize, Parker will have the opportunity to collaborate directly with Premier Digital Textiles, a leading name in the digital print industry.
The partnership is expected to provide Parker with invaluable industry exposure and a platform to further develop her practice at a professional level.
Each year, it serves as a launchpad for emerging talent, connecting graduates with potential employers, collaborators, and commissioners.
Parker's win marks a significant milestone in her early career and reflects the strength of Norwich University's Textile Design programme in producing graduates who are ready to make an impact on the industry.
About Jess Parker Textiles
Her work is characterised by a bold approach to colour, print, and pattern. Parker is committed to pushing the boundaries of digital textile design and is currently developing her practice in collaboration with Premier Digital Textiles.
PremierTextiles
Founded in Manchester more than 30 years ago, Premier Digital Textiles is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of textiles and fabric solutions for the fashion, interiors, and industrial markets.
The company provides customers with end-to-end support – from fibre sourcing and yarn development to dyeing, finishing, and distribution – and is trusted by some of the world’s most recognisable brands and manufacturers.
We are an independent family owned company, founded in 1981 in Manchester, the worlds 1st Industrial city and the historic home of cotton textile spinning.