Liontex — Egyptian International Textile
MATERIAL GUIDE / STRIPES & PATTERNED FABRICS

Let the repeat set the rhythm.

Pattern changes how a garment reads from a distance. Explore stripes, dots and other surface directions with attention to scale, alignment and the placement of prominent design details.

Representative stripes & patterned fabrics

Representative textile detail. Actual articles vary in composition and finish.

A DESIGN DIRECTION

Stripes & patterned fabrics

Repeat & scale · visual rhythm · colour contrast

Shirts & blousesStatement dressesCoordinated separates

Develop the idea.

Review the pattern at full garment scale before approval. A repeat that works on a blouse may create a very different effect on a larger dress panel.

01 / THE SAMPLE

Look a little closer.

Measure the repeat on the physical sample. Check alignment at side seams, centre fronts and pockets, and allow for matching in the cutting plan.

02 / CARE & HANDLING

Protect the final result.

Confirm colourfastness and care with the supplier. Assess dark and light elements together, including after any proposed wash treatment.

03 / THE BRIEF

Put it into words.

Send the article reference, garment type, colour direction, target quantity and destination. Ask for the confirmed technical sheet and assess a sewn sample before committing to bulk material.

START YOUR SHORTLIST

Explore the catalogue.

Suggested references for discussion. Confirm the construction of the selected article with the team.

LET’S TALK FABRIC

Bring your next idea to life.

Share your fabric references, intended use and colour direction. Let’s build a clear starting point.

Build your sample brief↗