Surface pattern design portfolio
Every textile print design in this portfolio is original studio artwork and every one is still for sale. Choose a design, buy the sole rights at a fixed price, and it comes off the site for good.
Floral pattern design
Ditsy repeats, watercolour blooms and statement florals.
Animal print patterns
Leopard, tiger, zebra and snake prints with texture and depth.
Tie-dye and shibori prints
Hand-dyed looks, from soft shibori folds to bold tie-dye swirls.
Marble and abstract prints
Marbled inks, painterly washes and abstract textures.
Botanical pattern design
Leaves, palms and tropical plant studies for fashion and interiors.
Geometric prints
Tiles, grids and graphic repeats.
Stripe patterns
Classic, painted and broken stripes.
Toile and novelty prints
Scenic toiles and conversational prints.
Scarf and border prints
Placement designs built for scarves and engineered borders.
Trusted by leading fashion brands
Why X Print Studio
Original studio artwork
Every design is created in our studio as original artwork. None of it comes from stock libraries or pattern templates.
Sole rights on every sale
Each design is sold to one brand only. Once you buy it, we never sell, license or reuse it again.
One fixed price
Every design carries a clear, fixed price for the sole rights, so there is no quote to wait for and nothing to negotiate.
Proven with major brands
Our print designs have been used by brands including Calvin Klein, DKNY, Stradivarius and Forever 21.
Questions about the portfolio
Why do designs disappear from the portfolio?
Each design is sold to one brand only, so it comes off the site for good as soon as its sole rights are bought. That means every design you can see in the portfolio is still for sale.
Where can I see the price of a design?
The fixed price for the sole rights is shown with each design in the portfolio, and again when you open a design to look at it more closely.
Which categories can I browse?
You can filter the portfolio by florals, animal prints, tie-dye and shibori, marble and abstract, botanicals, geometric and tiles, stripes, toile and novelty, and scarves and borders.
Can I use a design on more than one type of product?
Yes. Once you own the sole rights you are free to use the design across your clothing, accessories and homeware.
What sole rights mean for you
Buying the sole rights to a print design means you are the only brand that can use it. The design is removed from our catalogue the moment you buy it, we will not sell or license it to anyone else, and you are free to use it across your clothing, accessories and homeware.
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