About the studio
Printsopedia is a textile print design studio creating exclusive, story-driven prints and collections for fashion brands worldwide. Inspired by flora, fauna, travel and cultural narratives, we develop designs that blend artistic expression with a thoughtful understanding of fashion, scale & wearability.
Behind the Studio
Hello, i'm Mandeep
- Textile Print Designer | Founder - Printsopedia.
I studied Fashion, but it was Prints that I fell for- the way a single motif could carry a whole story. My path here wasn't a straight line: I started with Bachelors in Management studies, then took a one year certificate course in Fashion design at NIFT, Mumbai, to explore the field before committing to it. That led me to complete my Postgraduate studies in Fashion Design at School of Fashion technology, Pune.
For six and a half years, I worked as an Assistant Designer at Troy Costa, a Luxury menswear brand, where i was part of the core design team. My role involved developing Prints and working closely with design and production, gaining a practical understanding of how prints evolve from concept to finished garments. Working behind the scenes at GQ and Amazon Fashion Week further shaped my perspective on craftmanship, detail and commercial fashion.
Today, through Printsopedia, I collaborate with fashion brands to create exclusive, story- driven textile prints inspired by nature, travel and culture - balancing creative expression with a practical understanding of fashion and production. Every project starts the same way for me- with a story worth telling, and the belief that a print can be more than decoration.
How we work
Step 1- Discover
Understanding your brand identity, collection direction, clients& creative vision.
Step 2- Explore
Developing concepts through research, moodboards,sketches & print direction.
Step 3- Design
Creating original textile prints with attention to composition, colour, scale & repeat.
Step-4 Refine
Preparing production ready artwork while ensuring each design balances creativity and commercial application.
Looking to create a distinctive print identity for your next collection?