Stripe pattern designs

Painted, broken and textured stripes, created as original artwork in our studio. Every stripe pattern is sold once, at a fixed price, with full sole rights.

Stripe designs available now

Stripes with texture

A plain stripe is easy to make yourself. Our stripe patterns add brushwork, dyed edges and irregular spacing, so a classic shape still feels original on the rail.

From shirting to swimwear

Stripe designs are a staple across shirts, dresses, knitwear prints, swimwear and homeware. Scaled up they make a bold statement, and scaled down they read as a subtle texture.

Easy to recolour

Because stripes rely on rhythm rather than detail, they adapt well to new colourways. Once you own the sole rights, you can recolour a design for each season without anyone else using it.

Why buy a stripe pattern from us

Sold once, with sole rights

When you buy a design, the sole rights pass to you and it is removed from the catalogue straight away. We will never sell, license or reuse it.

A fixed price

Every design has one clear price for the sole rights, so you can buy without waiting for a quote or negotiating a fee.

Original studio artwork

Each design is original artwork created in our studio, not a stock pattern or a reworked template.

Trusted by major brands

Our designs have been used by brands including Calvin Klein, DKNY, Stradivarius and Forever 21.

Stripe pattern questions

Why buy a stripe design rather than draw a plain one?

A plain stripe is easy to make yourself, so our stripe patterns add brushwork, dyed edges and irregular spacing, which lets a classic shape still feel original on the rail.

Which products are stripe designs used for?

Stripes are a staple across shirts, dresses, knitwear prints, swimwear and homeware.

How does scale change the look of a stripe?

Scaled up, a stripe makes a bold statement, and scaled down it reads as a subtle texture, so one design can play different roles across a range.

Why do stripes adapt so well to new colourways?

Stripes rely on rhythm rather than detail, so they take new colours easily. Once you own the sole rights, you can recolour a design for each season without anyone else using it.

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