Student turns textile scraps into wearable art
WSU student Kiah Conway made 2 beautiful garments using scrap material found in a fabric storage closet.
WSU student Kiah Conway made 2 beautiful garments using scrap material found in a fabric storage closet.
WSU graduate student designs bridal gowns that can be worn more than with small adjustments.
WSU students designed and made apparel from waste products for the upcoming Trashion Show at the Washington State Recycling Association’s annual conference.
WSU hosts a design competition where students will create products made from hotel linen waste to mitigate the environmental impacts of clothing and textile over-consumption and waste.
Apparel and textile design major Marina Wilson designed and made a sash to be worn by Miss Pah-Loots-Puu, chosen at the WSU Pah-Loots-Puu powwow.
WSU student Rowena Gonzalez used fermented tea and the film it produces to create an alternative, sustainable material for apparel, and made a purse from kombucha.
Two WSU alumnae have designs accepted into the design exhibit at this year’s International Textile and Apparel Association conference.
WSU scientist earns a prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER award to create a way to manufacture fibers that make better ‘smart’ clothing.
WSU AMDT students came together to make blankets that were donated to nonprofit agencies and given out to people in need.
Prof. Ting Chi takes over as chair of the WSU Department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design, and Textiles.