Indian Men’s Ethnic Wear Designs
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m developing a new capsule collection of Indian menswear and need a creative textile product designer to translate my ideas into polished visuals I can hand straight to my sampling unit. The range covers three key pieces—Sherwanis, Kurta-Pajamas, and Nehru Jackets—and I want each look to balance classic elegance with today’s fashion sensibilities. In practice that means working with a palette that mixes traditional jewel tones and earth shades with a few fresh, on-trend accents.
Here’s what I’m expecting:
• Hand-drawn or digital concept sketches for every garment, showing both front and back
• A clearly defined color story for each piece, including Pantone references
• Digitally rendered embroidery motifs (vector files or high-resolution PSD/AI) placed on the sketches so my embroiderer can sample them accurately
• Lightweight tech-pack notes: fabric suggestions, embroidery thread counts, and any special trims
I’m flexible on timing, so feel free to propose a workflow that lets you experiment until the designs feel just right. Source files in Illustrator, Photoshop, or CorelDRAW are fine as long as they remain editable, and layered PDFs for easy sharing would be a bonus. Once the first drafts are in, we’ll go through two revision rounds to fine-tune colors, placement, and stitch details.
If you’re passionate about Indian ethnic wear and enjoy blending timeless aesthetics with contemporary flair, I’d love to see your portfolio and talk through the collection.
Here’s what I’m expecting:
• Hand-drawn or digital concept sketches for every garment, showing both front and back
• A clearly defined color story for each piece, including Pantone references
• Digitally rendered embroidery motifs (vector files or high-resolution PSD/AI) placed on the sketches so my embroiderer can sample them accurately
• Lightweight tech-pack notes: fabric suggestions, embroidery thread counts, and any special trims
I’m flexible on timing, so feel free to propose a workflow that lets you experiment until the designs feel just right. Source files in Illustrator, Photoshop, or CorelDRAW are fine as long as they remain editable, and layered PDFs for easy sharing would be a bonus. Once the first drafts are in, we’ll go through two revision rounds to fine-tune colors, placement, and stitch details.
If you’re passionate about Indian ethnic wear and enjoy blending timeless aesthetics with contemporary flair, I’d love to see your portfolio and talk through the collection.
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Graphic Design
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Fashion Design
Illustration
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Textile Design
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