Ten textile design projects by students at Loughborough University

Dezeen School Shows: an exploration into natural materials such as hemp and flax for use in the textile industry is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Loughborough University.
Also included is a hiking shoe informed by regions of New Zealand and a swimwear collection made from recycled materials.
Loughborough University
Institution: Loughborough University
School: School of Design and Creative Arts
Course: BA (Hons) Textile Design
Tutor: Jennifer Dranttel
School statement:
"Loughborough University's BA (Hons) Textile Design Programme is firmly establishing itself as a leader in the contemporary textiles field.
"Consistently topping the Guardian's University Guide since 2020, the programme has undergone a transformative curriculum overhaul and significant investment in state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. "With a fresh, forward-thinking approach, the course empowers students to engage with the latest trends while charting their own direction in a rapidly evolving industry.
"This vibrant energy was evident at the 2024 New Designers Showcase in London, where Loughborough's class of 2024 claimed eight major industry awards across categories like pattern, colour, material development and sustainability.
"Here, ten graduate projects highlight the innovative areas explored in this exciting programme."
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