Empower Your Fashion Dreams- Enroll in Our Self-Employed Fashion Design Course Indian Wear

Course Advantages

Comprehensive Skill Development: You’ll gain a well-rounded skill set, covering both design and business aspects of the fashion industry.

Specialization in Indian Wear: This course focuses on the intricacies of Indian attire, making you an expert in this niche.

Business Know-How: Learn to effectively market and manage your own fashion business, preparing you for self-employment.

Practical Experience: Gain hands-on experience in design, sewing, and garment construction.

Flexible Learning: The course structure is adaptable to your schedule and commitments, ensuring a smooth learning experience.

We’re dedicated to nurturing your love for fashion. Our course offers a special mix of design expertise and business know-how, equipping you with the skills to excel in the fashion world.

Join Prerit to transform your fashion passion into a rewarding career. Your journey to success begins right here, in an environment that’s both supportive and inspiring.

Curriculum

Introduction to Advanced Pattern Making

Learn the art and science of pattern making.
Master the use of specialized tools and equipment.
Acquire skills in taking precise body measurements.

Blouse Design

Explore various neck shapes and silhouettes.
Create unique saree blouse designs.
Develop expertise in designing captivating blouses.

Bifurcated Bottoms

Discover a variety of bottom wear styles.
Learn to design both traditional and contemporary Indian bottoms.
Showcase your creativity through fashion-forward designs.

Indian Wear Apparel Design

Master advanced techniques for designing Indian wear.
Create tailored blazer kurtas, ajrakh jackets, lapel blouses, and capes.
Transform design concepts into wearable masterpieces.

Garment Construction

Explore the precision of garment construction.
Hone hand and machine stitching skills.
Perfect the creation of kurtas, pants, and more.

Fashion Industry Add-Ons

Learn marker making for efficient fabric usage.
Understand fashion business aspects such as production costing and boutique setup.
Develop skills to thrive as a fashion entrepreneur.

Assignment Submission and Final Assessment

Showcase your skills through challenging assignments.
Demonstrate mastery in pattern making, construction, and design.
Celebrate your growth and prepare for future opportunities.

Our Methodology

1. Unleash Your Creativity:
   We encourage your artistic side to shine. Engage in hands-on activities that encourage you to think creatively, imagine unique designs, and bring your fashion concepts to life.

2. Practical Skills:
   Our practical approach sets us apart. You won’t just learn about fashion; you’ll get hands-on experience, sewing, crafting, and perfecting your designs under the guidance of experienced professionals.

3. Stay Updated with Industry Trends:
   Our curriculum stays current with the ever-changing fashion world. We keep track of the latest trends and insights to prepare you for the real demands of the fashion industry.

4. Business Know-How:
   Beyond design, we provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively market and manage your fashion business. You’ll be ready for entrepreneurship or any career path you choose.

5. Supportive Learning Environment:
   We understand that learning can be tough. That’s why we offer a flexible and nurturing environment where you can grow at your own pace.

With our approach, you’ll not only master fashion design but also gain the confidence and expertise to succeed in the dynamic world of fashion. Join Prerit for a transformative journey toward a fulfilling and creative fashion career.

Course Requirement

No formal design background needed; a strong interest in fashion design is a plus point.

You’ll need a computer with suitable design software, and it should run these programs well.

No prior experience with fashion design software necessary. We’ll start from the very beginning, including software setup and how to use it in the course.

Basic sewing skills can be helpful, but they are often taught as part of the curriculum

Job Opportunities

Fashion Designer: As a fashion designer, you can create your own clothing lines or work for established fashion brands, designing clothing and accessories.

Fashion Illustrator: Fashion illustrators create visual representations of fashion designs, often working with designers to bring their concepts to life.

Patternmaker: Patternmakers create templates or patterns for garments, which serve as blueprints for sewing and constructing clothing.

Fashion Stylist: Fashion stylists work with individuals or organizations to create appealing and cohesive outfits and looks for photoshoots, fashion shows, or everyday wear.

Textile Designer: Textile designers focus on creating patterns and designs for fabrics, which are used in clothing, home decor, and more.

Fashion Merchandiser: Fashion merchandisers oversee the buying and selling of fashion products, ensuring that the right products are available in stores or online.

Fashion Buyer: Fashion buyers select and purchase the clothing and accessories to be sold in retail stores, taking into account consumer trends and the brand’s identity.

Costume Designer: Costume designers create costumes for theatrical productions, film, television, and events.

Fashion Marketing and PR: Professionals in this field handle the marketing, promotion, and public relations for fashion brands, helping to build brand recognition and sales.

Starting Own Business: If you have a unique design vision and an entrepreneurial spirit, you can choose to start your own fashion brand or business. This path may involve designing, manufacturing, and selling your creations, and it allows you to be your own boss and express your creative vision through fashion.

Recruiters

Fashion Brands and Labels: Established fashion brands and clothing labels often hire fashion designers to create and develop new collections.

Fashion Retailers: Retail companies, both physical stores and online, employ fashion designers to design and curate their product offerings.

Textile and Apparel Manufacturers: Companies that produce textiles, fabrics, and apparel may hire fashion designers to work on product development and design.

Fashion Houses: High-end fashion houses like Chanel, Gucci, or Prada offer prestigious positions to experienced fashion designers.

Design Studios: Independent design studios and creative agencies may hire fashion designers for various design projects and collaborations.

Freelancing and Entrepreneurship: Many fashion designers choose to work as freelancers or start their own fashion lines, becoming their own employers.

Teaching and Education: Some fashion design graduates go on to become educators, teaching the next generation of designers at schools and universities.

Fashion Publications: Magazines, websites, and other media outlets hire fashion designers as fashion editors, stylists, or illustrators.

Costume Design: Opportunities in costume design for theater, film, and television productions are available for those with an interest in costume and wardrobe design.

Event and Wedding Planning: Fashion designers can also work in event planning, specializing in clothing design for special occasions and weddings.