Mill-grade design tools.
Production at scale.
Built for woven, knit, and printed-fabric mills. Pantone-locked palettes, jacquard separations, large-rapport seamless tiles, and full-team workflows.
A textile mill produces by the thousands of meters per day — every print is a production run, every color drift is a costly correction, every misprint is yardage in the scrap bin. Texloom Studio is built for production-scale design teams: shared brand color libraries, role-based permissions, audit-trailed approvals, and exports that match the mill floor's color management system. The studio talks to your jacquard looms, rotary presses, digital direct-to-fabric units, and screen-print lines through file formats and color systems they already understand.
Start DesigningChallenges we solve
From idea to production-ready file
- 1
Lock the brand library
Pin every approved Pantone TCX in the team's shared color library. Every project pulls from this library; drift is impossible because the palette is locked at the org level.
- 2
Design the master
Designers work in Studio with the locked palette. AI Print Studio + Pattern Generator + Seamless Repeats produce the master print at production resolution.
- 3
Approve and lock
Merchandiser or design director approves via the project history. The approved version is locked; only the approver can revise.
- 4
Generate per-method exports
Jacquard mills get channel-separated PSD with the loom's required color count. Rotary lines get separated TIFF with halftone screens. Digital units get ICC-tagged TIFF at full DPI.
- 5
Ship to the floor
Pre-press downloads the approved file structure, runs production. Quality compares yardage to the master TCX with Delta-E — pass/fail by the numbers.
Tools you'll use every day
Common scenarios
Vertically integrated apparel mills
Design through finishing in one company. Texloom carries the same project from concept to mill floor without translation.
Private-label fabric mills
Each end-customer brand has its own palette and templates. Studio keeps brands separated while the team works in one workspace.
Jacquard weaving mills
Separated channel files at the loom's color count. Pattern repeats at warp/weft units. Studio outputs both formats from one source.
Rotary screen printing mills
Screen-ready separations with halftone screens at the mill's standard LPI. Each color on a transparent layer for screen burning.
Digital direct-to-fabric mills
ICC-tagged TIFF at the press's native DPI. Mirror toggle for sublimation, pigment profile for direct print.
Sample rooms and lab facilities
Sample yardage with Delta-E-documented color matching. Lab dip files locked to TCX before the dyer ever sees them.
Questions about textile manufacturing on Texloom
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