100% Cotton Poplin · Classic artworks × multiple ready colorways · pick a pattern, pick a color · no plate fees, flexible MOQ
Every pattern is printed on 100% cotton poplin. Pick your pattern, pick your colorway — or ask us to re-color the artwork for your collection. No plate fees, flexible MOQ.
Ultra-detailed photorealistic roses — every petal, vein and shadow rendered with precision. A dramatic, high-end floral for luxury womenswear.
Classic English garden roses — full, layered blooms intertwined with trailing vines. Timeless romantic elegance for dresses and blouses.
Impressionist oil-painted florals — thick brushstrokes, rich pigments, expressive forms. An artistic statement for resort and evening wear.
Soft, dreamy watercolor florals — pigment blooms into wet paper, edges feather and fade. Gentle, romantic, ethereal.
Scientific botanical study — fine ink linework of leaves, flowers and seed pods. Clean, intellectual, timeless.
Fields of Provence lavender — violet spikes swaying on slender green stems. Romantic, fragrant, unmistakably French.
Celebrated Dutch tulips — elegant cup-shaped blooms in vibrant colors. A cheerful, classic pattern for spring and summer collections.
Pure black linework on white — elegant, minimal, contemporary. Flowing curves and organic forms reduced to their essence.
Ornate baroque scrollwork and acanthus leaves — symmetrical, grand, opulent. Made for evening wear and statement pieces.
1920s Art Deco geometry — fans, chevrons, sunbursts in gold and silver. Glamorous, structured, effortlessly chic.
Classic Dutch Delft blue — windmills, sailboats and florals in cobalt brushwork on white. Timeless, fresh, unmistakably European.
Classic French toile — fine monochrome scenes of pastoral life, gardens and country pursuits. Timeless storytelling on fabric.
Classic Persian boteh paisley — curled flame-tip motifs marching in rows. The iconic teardrop of Iran, symbol of the cypress and eternal life.
Dense Shah Abbasi flower vines — layered stylized blossoms on scrolling stems. The royal floral of Safavid Isfahan, rich and endlessly detailed.
Herati mahi fish pattern — a diamond rosette between two curling fish leaves. An ancient allover lattice born in Herat, prized across Persia.
Gul-u-bulbul, the rose and nightingale — pink roses and a small bird on golden stems. The most beloved romantic motif of Iranian art.
Persian arabesque — spiraling vines bearing fan palmettes and split leaves. Flowing, mathematical, graceful movement across the cloth.
Isfahan paradise garden — symmetrical medallions of flowers amid corner spandrels. A woven chahar bagh, formal, opulent, unmistakably Persian.
