Become a Fashion & Textile Designer
Learn how fabrics are made, master textile design, and do a government internship in Panipat — all while earning a recognised degree.
Why Fashion & Textile Design is a rear career in 2026?
India is one of the world's largest textile producers. But most designers don't understand fabric. That's the gap and that's your opportunity.
Massive Demand
Zara, H&M, and Gap all source from India. They need trained designers who understand Indian fabric. Right now, there aren't enough of them.
D2C Fashion is Booming
Thousands of Indian fashion brands launch online every year. Each one needs designers, buyers, and merchandisers who understand both design and business.
Haryana is at the Centre of it
Panipat is India's textile city. The Haryana-Delhi corridor has hundreds of garment factories and design studios. The jobs are here. The training hasn't been. Until now.
Program Overview
Learn Design from the Ground Up
You learn how fabrics are made, how patterns are cut, and how a garment comes together from scratch.
Design Your Own Collection
You design your own collection, build it, and launch it in front of a real audience at our annual fashion show.
Work in Real Textile Labs
You get on actual looms, spindles, and weaving setups and make real fabric on campus.
Learn from Working Professionals
Your teachers work in the industry and bring real projects and real feedback into the classroom.
Learn AI, Content and Branding
You learn to use AI in your design process, put your work online, and build a name for yourself before you graduate.
Career and Placement Support
We connect you with jobs, internships, and brands, and help you start your own label even after you graduate.
By the Time You Graduate, You Will Have:
Who Should Join?
Career Opportunities After This Program
Fashion
Designer
Design collections for brands, studios, fashion houses, and your own label.
Textile Designer
Create fabric patterns, weaves, and surface designs for manufacturers and exporters.
Costume
Designer
Design costumes for film, television, theatre, and media productions.
Merchandiser
Work with brands to plan, source, and manage their product range.
Design
Entrepreneur
Start your own label or studio. Some of our students launch their first collection before they graduate.
Government
Job
Work with bodies like the Ministry of Textiles, handloom boards, and craft revival initiatives across India.
Bachelor of Fashion & Textile Design
A fully recognised degree from Kurukshetra University (NAAC A++).
Recognised for jobs, further studies, and government opportunities across the country.
Program Fees
A clear fee structure for a hands-on fashion and textile design degree.
Registration Fee: ₹5,950 (one-time)
What's Included
Additional Facilities Available:
Safe, comfortable living arrangements near the campus (available at an additional cost).
Convenient transport options to and from the campus (additional charges apply)
Get started with your application for the Bachelor of Fashion & Textile Design program
Life at Budha
Here's what happens in the life of our students daily.
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Anantran —
Budha's Annual Fashion Show
Here's what Nisha has to say!
Workshop on Print Making | Budha College
FestinOBeats —
Budha's Annual Cultural Fest
Answering All the Doubts You May Have
Most fashion degrees focus only on design. BFTD goes deeper. You learn textile construction, work in real labs, and do a 45-day government internship at the Weaver Center in Panipat. You graduate understanding fashion from fabric to finished product.
Yes. Fashion designers, textile designers, and merchandisers are in steady demand. You will leave with a government internship certificate from the Ministry of Textiles, a personal collection you built from scratch, and three years of hands-on work. That is what gets you hired.
No. The program takes you from basics to professional level over three years. A genuine interest in fashion and textiles is enough to start.
Hands-on and creative. Labs, workshops, fashion shows, brand projects, and a strong design community around you every day.
Are You Ready to Become a Textile Designer?
