Can I keep my own brand color palette?

Yes. Pin a palette of up to 24 hex codes per project. Every recolor and AI render respects the palette; outputs that drift get flagged automatically.

What resolution do I need for textile printing?

300 DPI for digital textile printing, 600 DPI for fine engineered prints. Texloom exports at the resolution you set, with the rapport math baked in. Free tier supports 150 DPI; paid plans unlock 300 and 600.

Does the AI work for prints that aren't florals?

Yes. The AI handles geometrics, abstracts, animal prints, paisleys, ikat, ethnic motifs, and contemporary art-driven prints. Style is controlled via art-style presets.

Can I prepare files for screen printing here?

Yes — Separation Studio splits into spot channels and emits halftone screens. Output is multi-page TIFF or layered PSD, both RIP-friendly. Most screen-print shops drop the file straight in.

Do I need Photoshop to use Texloom?

No. Texloom is a complete browser-based studio — no install, no plugin. Many designers keep Photoshop for retouching and use Texloom for everything print/repeat-related.

For Fashion Designers

Design faster.
Create better.

Q: Will the prints actually be tileable?

Yes. Seamless Repeats uses a real graph-cut algorithm (Efros-Freeman MEBC) to make edges meet without visible seams. We don't AI-fake the seam — the math actually tiles.

AI-powered textile design tools built for fashion designers who need production-ready prints, not pretty pictures.

Fashion design moves fast. A collection that took six months ten years ago needs to ship in eight weeks now, and every print on every piece has to clear color matching, rapport math, and a print partner's pre-press checklist. Texloom is built for that pace — every tool in the studio is purpose-made for the textile pipeline, from sketch to seamless repeat to Pantone-matched, screen-ready production file. You'll spend less time fighting Photoshop's pixel grid and more time iterating on the print itself.

Start Designing

30s

Seamless repeats from any sketch

ΔE<2

Pantone TCX match accuracy

Production resolution exports

4×

Faster collection iteration

Why fashion design teams choose Texloom

Challenges we solve

Building a seamless repeat in Photoshop takes 30–60 minutes per artwork — and the result is rarely truly tileable on the first pass.

AI Print Studio + Seamless Repeats turn a sketch or photo into a perfectly tileable repeat in under a minute, with edges checked automatically. The output is print-ready at 300 DPI on the first export.

Pantone matching by eye is unreliable — the print partner reports a Delta-E mismatch and the run gets rejected.

Pantone Color Finder uses CIEDE2000 Delta-E (the same algorithm textile labs use) against the full TCX library. Anything under ΔE 2 is a commercial match, and you see the number before you ship.

Producing color separations for screen printing requires a separation specialist or hours in dedicated software.

Separation Studio splits any artwork into spot-color channels with halftone screens at the angle and LPI you specify. Export as multi-page TIFF or layered PSD — drop straight into the printer's RIP.

Iterating on colorways for a collection means redrawing each variation manually.

Colorway Studio takes any source design and generates an unlimited number of palette variations in a few seconds. Pick three palette directions for the buyer review without touching the artwork.

Workflow

From idea to production-ready file

1
Start with a sketch, photo, or moodboard reference
Drop any source image into AI Print Studio — a hand-drawn motif, a thrift-store textile photo, or a moodboard scrap. The AI interprets the imagery into a finished print at the color palette and art style you choose.
2
Build the repeat
Send the rendered print into Seamless Repeats. Pick block, half-drop, brick, or mirror layout, set rapport size in inches or centimetres, and the studio outputs a perfectly tileable file with no visible seams.
3
Match the colorway to Pantone
Open Pantone Color Finder, click any color in the artwork, and see the closest TCX matches with Delta-E for each. Lock in the production palette before the print partner ever sees the file.
4
Separate for the print method
Heading to screen printing? Separation Studio splits the design into spot channels with halftone screens. Going digital? Skip this step — your file is already RIP-ready.
5
Export at production resolution
One click exports a 300 DPI lossless TIFF or PSD with your file's exact pixel dimensions. Bleed, repeat math, and color profile are baked in — no hand-off back-and-forth with the production team.

Built for fashion design

Tools you'll use every day

AI Print Studio

Render any image as a finished textile print

Seamless Repeats

Build perfect tileable rapports

Pantone Color Finder

Match colors to TCX with Delta-E precision

Separation Studio

Spot-color channels for screen printing

Colorway Studio

Generate palette variations in seconds

AI Pattern Generator

Generate prints from text prompts

Use cases

Common scenarios

Ready-to-wear print collections

Develop a season's worth of coordinated prints — florals, abstracts, geometrics — that share a palette and feel cohesive on a hanger.

Print-on-demand and e-commerce drops

Generate dozens of saleable seamless prints quickly, each color-matched and resolution-locked for the print partner of your choice.

Couture and bespoke commissions

Render a couture-grade print from a single client moodboard reference and iterate on colorway with the client in the loop.

Swimwear, activewear, and intimates

All-over prints with strict color tolerances, fine motif placement, and stretch-fabric considerations — sized to repeat dimensions specific to engineered cuts.

Accessories and scarves

Engineered print placement on silk scarves, oversized chiffons, and accessories where the rapport math is bespoke per piece.

Costume and theatrical wardrobe

Period-accurate or stylized prints rendered to match a director's mood — at full production resolution for short-run digital printing.

Industry FAQ

Questions about fashion design on Texloom

Yes. Seamless Repeats uses a real graph-cut algorithm (Efros-Freeman MEBC) to make edges meet without visible seams. We don't AI-fake the seam — the math actually tiles.