textile knit designs
ARGYLE 1
Argyle is a contemporary textile design. This textile design was created using Lectra Kaledo Suite (specifically, Kaledo Knit and Weave), which is a complete software solution that includes tools for fashion design, color and development, as well as design assessment management. Like any classic, there are a few things in knitting that never seem to go out of style, and argyle knitting patterns are among those.
ARGYLE 2
Similarly, this is also an argyle knitting seamless pattern that combines colorful woolen fabric and unique geometric shapes. This collection of digital textile designs were inspired by the popular Scottish argyle pattern. They are an overlay of intercrossing diagonal lines on solid diamonds, generally accomplished using the intarsia technique. These designs add a sense of three-dimensionality, movement, and texture.
RHOMBS
This is a rhombs inspired seamless pattern design in two primary colors. It combines modern flat design style illustration on a luxuriously soft woven fabric.
CRIMSON
This is a traditional knit textile design. This textile design was created using Lectra Kaledo Suite (specifically, Kaledo Knit and Weave). The designs combine traditional knitting techniques representing variety of shapes and forms on colorful woven fabric ready to create fashionable apparel pieces. This is a digitally knitted fabric pattern inspired by Eastern European traditional jacquard-style knitting techniques.
JACQUARD
This is also a traditional knit textile design. This jacquard inspired knit, is most recognizable by its reversibility, either because the fabrics is double-sided or because the backside diversifies from stranded knitting.
ARTIKA
Artika is another traditional knit textile design. This knitted sweater design is a seamless pattern inspired by traditional Eastern European knitting. It combines unique knit techniques with colorful woven fabric to create fashionable apparel pieces. Like previous design, it was created using Lectra Kaledo Suite (specifically, Kaledo Knit and Weave).
