PRINT DESIGN-PATTERN STUDIO

Search
Close this search box.

Print Design Studio

Search
Close this search box.

Skin prints & patterns

Our skin prints & designs | Fashion - Home - Stationery

Go wild with animal skin prints! A timeless presence throughout the year, cheetah spots and zebra stripes are best-sellers, but just a couple of the vast assortment of animal motifs that can be used in an exotic print. Throughout history, royalty and aristocrats have used animal skins as decoration and it has since then been a symbol of wealth, status, and extravagance. In the 60’s, it made a comeback during the Bohemian movement in the U.S.A where leopard print was considered essential in the wardrobe. Since we’re in the 21st century, we can make our own renditions of the ubiquitous pattern. Extroverted interpretations of animal in funky synthetic colours invoke a fun, party mood, while subtle renditions in tasteful neutrals or monochromatic colour schemes are a classic go-to for sophisticated tastes, and you can pair your print with solid colours for a modern application.

to shop all of our ranges, click here

custom Designs

Custom print textiles are created based on each clients’ individual and specific requirements, and we work very closely with the customer during the creative process to establish unique textile designs. All of our designers illustrate by hand with various mediums like inks and paints, which are then digitized on the computer. We also handle the digitalization for brands that buy archives.

custom pardens
Find out more
about our latest custom designs

Contact Us

      MATCHYMATCHYDESIGN

      78 Kingwood Rd,
      London SW6 6SS
      UNITED KINGDOM

      +44 (0)7388694001
      contact@matchymatchydesign.com

      Follow Us

      Blog

      Our textile communities

      At MatchyMatchydesign, we know that we’re stronger together – that’s why we’re proud to announce we’re now members of two renowned textile communities: The Pattern...

      Read More

      History of fabric printing

      Though methods and designs have changed, fabric printing remains an ancient art whose roots trace back to the earliest civilisations. However, its purpose remains the...

      Read More