Fashion Design students have access to fully-equipped studio classrooms, computer classrooms, an extensive fashion archive and resource room, and industry-standard equipment.
The Fashion Design studios consist of dedicated instructional space, complemented by studios where students learn and begin to hone their abilities. Students work on industry standard equipment and in state-of-the-art computer labs, with access and exposure to an extensive archive of garments, guided and mentored by committed instructors who are professionals in their field.Â
Fashion Design students have open access to professional grade sewing machines and sergers, and a dedicated Fashion Archive and Resource Room. Students also enjoy access to a growing array of digital technologies that inspire innovative design approaches, facilitate cross-pollination between disciplines and digital applications, and prepare students for new ways of working in the design industry.
Fashion Archive
Our Fashion Design studios offer students industry-standard equipment, including:
- Straight stitch machines
- Sergers
- Purl stitch machines
- Buttonhole machine
- Coverstitch machines
- Leather machines
- Blind hem stitch machines
The Senior Thesis class works at sewing machines in Jenn Varekamp’s class.
