Hello! I'm Kshitij Jaiswal. A versatile designer with a Bachelor's in Textile and Apparel Design from the National Institute of Design, Andhra Pradesh. With over 3+ years of immersive industry experience, I've woven my design expertise seamlessly across textiles, fashion, graphic design, visual design, and user experience. My creative journey has been shaped by working under renowned labels such as Sabyasachi, Samsung, and 11.11/eleven eleven.

My graduation project “Posthumanism- A look beyond Horizon” is a self sponsored project. The collection intends to captures the essence intertwining nature of our existence with every thread of life on Earth. Each garment is a canvas, where colors, patterns, and textures intertwine to mirror the interconnectedness that defines our world, whereas the silhouettes and construction is aimed at defying the stereotypes related to gender, taking a utilitarian standpoint.

A range of fashion flats developed in the course of a freelance gig where I was tasked with creating tech packs for multiple brands based in the US.

Exploring different mediums of applying color on fabric.

Exploring the intricacies of textile design through a collection of weaving samples crafted during my college years. This project is a deep dive into the art of weaving, where I've experimented with an array of techniques—ranging from fundamental to advanced—using a table loom equipped with a maximum of 8 shafts. The designs also include weaves such as double cloth and backed cloth.

An extensive research-based project to predict the Interior design trends of 2021.

This project is part of systems thinking course that was designed to help us analyze the subtleties of a complex system to better understand how different parts interact and operate together as a whole. The learnings were later applied in this project to identify a problem within the textile industry and to formulate a solution for the same.

This design workshop concentrated on understanding traditional Ikat weaving techniques and translating the concepts into technique-friendly designs.

A two-week surface design course focused on developing a print surface for a saree that comprised bel ,buta ,and jal.

"Prayas" is a booklet developed for Ekta Parishad and Prayog Samaj Sevi Sansthan about their covid relief initiatives in the state of Madhya Pradesh, Chhatisgarh , Odisha, Bihar, and Jharkhand.

A glimpse of the Craft Documentation Project currently underway. This project presents a plenitude of learning and knowledge acquired during our visit to the Chamoli district of Uttrakhand to study the craft culture of the Bhotia tribe.

A research-based classroom project carried out in the 4th semester.

This brief assignment aimed at creating an appropriate client profile for a brand, while understanding the brand’s market positioning in terms of fashion innovation and pricing. I chose the clothing brand Supreme as the subject of my study.