This is an industry-supported initiative designed to help students and emerging designers gain hands-on experience in textile printing for educational and portfolio purposes.
The program allows approved participants to print small-scale projects using selected fabrics under professional production conditions.

The program is open to:

• Fashion design students

• Textile design students

• Interior, product, or surface design students

• Final-year or portfolio-based academic projects

All applications must be supported by school or lecturer approval.

No.
This program is strictly for educational and portfolio use only.

Printed materials under this program:

• Are not for retail resale

• May include a “NOT FOR SALE” marking

• Cannot be used for commercial brand production

To ensure consistent and reliable results, projects are limited to selected polyester fabrics only:

• Polyester Light (thin)

• Polyester Standard (medium weight)

• Polyester Heavy (thicker base)

Fabric suitability is reviewed during application.

The minimum order quantity is:

• 5 meters

Orders below this quantity are not available under this program.

Approved projects require a minimum of 4 working days after final artwork approval and payment confirmation.

During academic peak periods, students are encouraged to apply 2–3 weeks before their project deadlines.
Urgent or last-minute requests may not be accommodated.

Yes.
Educational collaboration rates are available under this program. Pricing is structured to support learning while maintaining professional production standards.

Final pricing depends on:

• Fabric type

• Print requirements

• Project scale

Artwork must be:

• Original and fully owned by the applicant

• Free from copyrighted, trademarked, or licensed content

The program reserves the right to decline artwork that does not meet legal or production requirements.

Yes.
All applications must include lecturer or school approval (signed or stamped) as part of the submission process.

This ensures the project is recognized as an academic or portfolio-based activity.

No.
All submissions are reviewed based on:

• Program guidelines

• Production suitability

• Capacity and scheduling availability

The program reserves the right to approve, waitlist, or decline applications.

Yes.
If capacity is full or scheduling is limited, suitable projects may be placed on a waitlist. Applicants will be contacted if availability opens up.

If a project does not meet program requirements, it may be declined. Applicants are welcome to:

• Revise their project

• Reapply at a later time

• Explore other suitable production options

If a commercial client expresses interest in a student design:

• The student’s consent is required

• Commercial production will be handled separately

• Proper credit or collaboration terms may be discussed

This program itself does not authorize commercial resale.

Students can apply by completing the application form and submitting:

• Academic details

• Project description

• Design preview

• Lecturer or school approval

Applications will be reviewed before production approval.

For enquiries related to the Student Program, please contact us via WhatsApp using the details provided on our website.