📍 Gandhipuram, Coimbatore – 641012, Tamil Nadu
45-Day Course · Adobe Illustrator for Fashion

Fashion Illustrator Course in CoimbatoreTechnical Flats · Prints · Colourways · Tech Packs · Line Sheets

Learn Adobe Illustrator the way garment exporters, brands and designers use it: clean technical flats, repeat prints, colourways, labels and tech pack pages. 45 days at Gandhipuram or live online, with a fashion flats portfolio and placement support.

45 Days7 Modules
40+Flats & Artworks
8000+Students Placed
Since 2014Gandhipuram
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Pen Tool
  • Technical Flats
  • Pattern Swatches
  • Colourways
  • Trims & Labels
  • Tech Pack Pages
  • AI Tools
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Quick Answer

Fashion Illustrator Course in Coimbatore at a Glance

The Fashion Illustrator Course at Fulcrum Creative School, Gandhipuram, Coimbatore is a 45-day, 7-module programme that teaches Adobe Illustrator for the apparel industry: the Pen tool, technical flat sketches for tops, shirts, kurtis, dresses, bottoms and kidswear, stitch and trim details, repeat print and pattern swatches, colourways, labels and hangtags, spec callouts, tech pack pages and line sheets. It runs in the classroom and live online, in English and Tamil, and ends with a fashion flats portfolio, a course certificate and placement support.

Duration
45 days · 7 modules
Software
Adobe Illustrator, with Photoshop for textures
You make
Flats, prints, colourways, labels, tech pack pages
Mode
Classroom in Gandhipuram · Live online
Batches
Weekday and weekend · Flexible timings
Language
English and Tamil
Eligibility
After 12th, graduates, working professionals
Certificate
Fulcrum course certificate
Fee
Call for current fee · EMI up to 6 months

Last updated: October 2026

Key Takeaways

Illustrator for Fashion in Six Points

  • Adobe Illustrator is vector software. Flats, prints and logos stay sharp at any size, from a hangtag to a banner.
  • Flats are the language of production. Pattern makers, merchandisers and factories read technical flats, not artistic sketches.
  • Tech packs start in Illustrator. Flats, callouts, artwork placement and colourways are drawn here, then laid out as PDF pages.
  • Prints are built as repeat tiles. Pattern swatches let one motif fill any garment and be recoloured in seconds.
  • It connects to the whole CAD chain. Illustrator artwork moves into CLO 3D, Photoshop and InDesign; patterns stay in Lectra or Gerber.
  • 45 days is enough to be productive. With daily practice you can draw clean flats and build tech pack pages independently.
The Software

What Is Adobe Illustrator, and Why Do Fashion Designers Use It?

Adobe Illustrator is a vector graphics program made by Adobe. Instead of storing a picture as millions of coloured pixels, it stores shapes as mathematical paths: points joined by straight or curved lines. That means a drawing can be resized, recoloured and edited endlessly without losing quality, and every line can be measured, aligned and copied exactly. For fashion, where a collar must match on the left and right, a stitch line must sit exactly 6 mm from the edge and the same shirt must appear in eight colourways, that precision is the reason Illustrator became the everyday drawing tool of design rooms.

In the fashion industry, Illustrator sits between the idea and the factory. A designer may start with a hand sketch or a mood board, but the moment a style needs to be costed, sampled or sent to a buyer, it is redrawn as a technical flat in Illustrator. The same file then supplies the print artwork for the textile unit, the label and hangtag artwork for the trims supplier, the colourway sheet for the merchandiser and the drawings inside the tech pack. In Coimbatore and Tiruppur, where garment exporters and buying houses work with overseas brands every day, clean Illustrator files are part of how styles are approved and orders move forward.

Fashion designers use Illustrator for five main jobs: drawing technical flats of garments, designing prints and surface patterns, creating logos and brand identity for a label, building mood, colour and collection boards, and preparing tech pack and specification pages for production. This course trains you in all five, in that practical order.

Industry Workflow

The Fashion CAD Workflow: Idea to Production

Where Illustrator fits in a real garment development cycle.

  1. Research & moodTrends, inspiration, mood and colour boardsIllustrator · Photoshop
  2. SketchQuick fashion sketches on croquisHand · Procreate
  3. Technical flatsAccurate front and back drawingsIllustrator
  4. Prints & trimsRepeat prints, labels, hangtagsIllustrator
  5. Pattern & 3DPatterns, grading, 3D sampleLectra · Gerber · CLO 3D
  6. Tech packSpecs, BOM, callouts, PDF to factoryIllustrator · InDesign
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Workflow with CLO 3D

Prints, logos and graphics made in Illustrator are placed on CLO 3D garments as textures and graphics. CLO renders come back into Illustrator for line sheets and tech packs.

CLO 3D course (45 days) →

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Workflow with Lectra & Gerber

Patterns and grading live in Lectra Modaris or Gerber AccuMark. Illustrator flats guide the pattern maker, and approved patterns are shared as DXF while the flats stay in the tech pack.

Fashion CAD course (5 months) →

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Workflow with Photoshop

Photoshop cleans fabric scans, builds textures and mock-ups and retouches renders. Final print artwork goes back to Illustrator so it stays scalable and print-ready.

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Workflow with InDesign

Illustrator files are placed into InDesign to lay out multi-page portfolios, look books and long tech packs, and they update automatically when the artwork changes.

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Workflow with AI fashion tools

AI image tools help explore moods, motifs and colour ideas quickly. The chosen idea is then redrawn cleanly in Illustrator, because AI images are not vector, editable or ready for production.

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Export for production

Files go out as PDF for tech packs, AI and EPS for printers and trims suppliers, SVG for web, and PNG or JPG for presentations, each with the right colour mode and resolution.

The Basics

Technical Flats vs Fashion Illustration

The industry uses two kinds of fashion drawing. This course focuses on the one factories actually build from.

FRONTBACK

Technical flats (this course)

Flat, proportional line drawings of a garment, front and back, showing every seam, stitch, button and pocket. Pattern makers, merchandisers and factories build garments from flats, and almost every tech pack starts with one.

Drawn in: Adobe Illustrator · Used by: exporters, brands, buying houses

Fashion illustration

Expressive drawings of a garment on a stylised figure, used for mood boards, collections and presentations. It sells the idea, but it is not precise enough to sew from. Learn it in our Fashion Designing course.

Drawn in: hand media, Procreate, Illustrator · Used by: designers, students

Why Adobe Illustrator? Illustrator is vector software, so a flat drawn once stays sharp at any size, from a thumbnail on a line sheet to a full-page tech pack. Brushes for stitches, symbols for buttons and zips, pattern swatches for prints and global colours for colourways make it the standard drawing tool in apparel design rooms. In Coimbatore and Tiruppur, garment exporters and buying houses regularly ask designers and merchandisers for Illustrator flats when sharing styles with overseas buyers.

Drawing Skills

Sketches, Flats, Technical Flats & Drawing Standards

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Fashion sketching

Loose drawings on a figure to explore ideas. In the course you use croquis templates in Illustrator so your digital sketches have correct proportions.

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Fashion flats

Simplified flat drawings of garments for line sheets and range plans, showing style lines and colour without every stitch.

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Technical flats & garment drawings

Fully detailed, proportional drawings with seams, topstitching, trims, linings and inside views, ready for pattern makers and factories.

Technical Drawing Standards You Will Follow

Proportion
Drawn over a scaled croquis so chest, waist, length and sleeve ratios match the real garment.
Symmetry
Draw half, reflect the other half, then add asymmetric details like plackets and pockets.
Line weights
Thicker outline, medium seams, thin dashed topstitching, so a factory can read the drawing at a glance.
Views
Front and back always; side, inside or detail views when construction needs them.
No shading
Flats stay clean and flat; fabric look is shown separately with swatches or renders.
Callouts
Arrows and labels for stitch types, trims, measurements and artwork placement.
Layers & naming
Separate layers for outline, stitches, trims and notes, and file names with style number, season and version.

Why vector drawing matters: every flat is built from editable paths, so changing a collar shape or a pocket size takes seconds, and the same symbol for a button or zip updates across every drawing at once. That is how one designer manages a range of fifty styles.

Try It Yourself

The Technical Flat Lab

Build a flat the way you will in Illustrator. Pick the garment and sleeve, switch layers on and off, apply a repeat print and generate colourways.

TEE_FW26_v01.aiArtboard 1 · Front / Back
Garment
Sleeve
Fill
Layers (tap to toggle)
  • Outline
  • Stitch details
  • Trims & buttons
  • Spec callouts
Production Documents

Fashion Tech Packs, Measurement Sheets & Specification Sheets

A tech pack is the instruction manual a factory uses to make a garment exactly as designed.

Cover page
Style number, season, brand, designer, date and a front and back flat.
Technical flats
Detailed front, back and detail views drawn in Illustrator.
Construction details
Seam types, stitch types, SPI, finishes and close-up drawings of collars, plackets and pockets.
Callouts
Labelled arrows pointing to each detail, trim and artwork position on the flat.
Measurement sheet
Points of measure marked on the flat, with sizes, tolerances and grading across the size range.
Bill of materials
Fabrics, threads, buttons, zips, labels and packaging, with quantities and suppliers.
Artwork & colourways
Print and graphic artwork, placement sizes and every colourway with colour references.
Specification sheet
A one-page summary of key specs for quick approval by buyers and merchandisers.

Can Illustrator create tech packs? Yes. Many brands and export houses build tech packs directly in Illustrator, or draw everything in Illustrator and lay out long packs in InDesign or a PLM system. In the course you build complete tech pack pages from your own flats and export them as print-ready PDFs.

Complete Curriculum

Your 45-Day Illustrator for Fashion Syllabus

7 modules, from your first Pen tool path to prints, branding, tech packs and a finished portfolio.

MODULE 01Days 1–5

Illustrator Basics, Vector Drawing & Pen Tool

  • Workspace, artboards, layers and shortcuts
  • Vector paths, anchor points and curves
  • Shape builder, pathfinder and alignment
  • Croquis templates for fashion proportions
MODULE 02Days 6–13

Fashion Flats: Tops, Shirts, Kurtis & Dresses

  • Fashion sketching and flat proportions
  • T-shirts, polos, shirts, kurtis and dresses
  • Necklines, collars, sleeves, cuffs, plackets
  • Front and back views, reflect and symmetry
MODULE 03Days 14–20

Technical Flats & Construction Details

  • Trousers, jeans, skirts and kidswear
  • Technical drawing standards and line weights
  • Stitch brushes and trim symbols
  • Inside, detail and construction views
MODULE 04Days 21–27

Fabric Print, Repeat & Surface Design

  • Motifs and textile pattern design
  • Block, half-drop and brick repeats
  • Pattern swatches, recolour and colourways
  • Placement prints and surface design artwork
MODULE 05Days 28–33

Logo, Brand Identity, Mood & Colour Boards

  • Fashion logo and brand identity
  • Labels, hangtags and packaging
  • Mood boards and colour boards
  • Photoshop textures and AI ideas
MODULE 06Days 34–40

Tech Packs, Specs & Export for Production

  • Callouts and construction details
  • Measurement sheets and specification sheets
  • Complete tech pack pages and BOM
  • Export PDF, AI, EPS, SVG; CLO 3D and InDesign workflow
MODULE 07Days 41–45

Portfolio, Collection Presentation & Interviews

  • Collection line sheet with colourways
  • Portfolio layout and PDF export
  • Timed CAD test and mock interview
  • Course certificate and placement support
Your Portfolio

What You Will Create

Over 40 flats and artworks, organised into a portfolio you can show to employers and freelance clients.

  • 👕Flats libraryFront and back flats for tees, shirts, polos, kurtis, dresses, trousers, jeans and kidswear.
  • 🧵Stitch & trim brushesYour own Illustrator brushes and symbols for stitches, zips, buttons and rivets.
  • 🌸Print collectionSeamless repeat prints as pattern swatches: stripes, checks, florals, geometrics.
  • 🎨Colourway rangeOne style in 4–6 colourways using global colours and swatch libraries.
  • 🏷️Labels & hangtagsMain label, care label, size label and hangtag with dielines.
  • 📏Spec calloutsMeasurement points and construction notes on the flat.
  • 📄Tech pack pagesFlat, measurements, BOM and artwork placement on branded pages.
  • 🗂️Line sheetA buyer-ready line sheet of a mini collection with colourways.
Practical Training

Hands-On Projects, Industry Briefs & Assignments

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Real industry-style projects

  • Export-house flat pack for a men's shirt range
  • Kidswear capsule with prints and colourways
  • Kurti collection with placement prints
  • Full tech pack for one style, buyer-ready
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Assignments every module

  • Pen tool and path drills
  • Flat redrawing from garment photos
  • Repeat tile and recolour exercises
  • Label, hangtag and callout tasks
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Certification

A Fulcrum Creative School course certificate on completing the course and portfolio. It is an institute certificate, separate from Adobe's own certifications, which you can take independently.

Compare

Illustrator vs CorelDRAW, CLO 3D, Photoshop, Canva & Procreate

Quick answer

Adobe Illustrator is one of the most widely used tools for technical flats and tech packs in fashion brands and export houses. CorelDRAW is still used in some Indian garment units, hand sketching is best for early ideas, and CLO 3D shows the garment in 3D. Most designers sketch ideas, draw flats in Illustrator, then add 3D when needed.

What to check
Adobe Illustrator
CorelDRAW
Hand sketching
CLO 3D
Best for
Flats, prints, tech packs
Flats, labels in some units
Ideas, croquis
3D samples, fit
Precision
High, vector
High, vector
Low
High, pattern-based
Edit & reuse
Easy: symbols, swatches
Easy
Redraw each time
Easy
Colourways
Fast, global colours
Fast
Slow
Fast, in 3D
Buyers expect
Very often (.ai, PDF)
Sometimes
Rarely
Increasingly
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Illustrator vs Photoshop, Canva & Procreate

What to check
Adobe Illustrator
Photoshop
Canva
Procreate
Type
Vector
Pixel (raster)
Template design
Pixel painting (iPad)
Technical flats
Best
Not suitable
Not suitable
Sketch only
Prints & repeats
Vector repeats
Painterly, photo prints
Basic
Hand-painted motifs
Tech packs
Yes
No
Simple layouts only
No
Best use
Flats, prints, logos, specs
Textures, mock-ups, retouching
Social posts, quick boards
Illustration, sketching

When to Use Each Software

Adobe Illustrator
Technical flats, prints and repeats, logos, labels, tech pack pages, line sheets.
Photoshop
Fabric textures, photo prints, garment mock-ups, retouching renders. Graphic Design course
CorelDRAW
Flats and labels where the factory or client works in CDR files.
CLO 3D
3D samples, fit checks and photoreal renders before cutting fabric. CLO 3D course
Canva
Quick social media posts and simple boards; not for production files.
Procreate
Expressive fashion illustration and sketching on iPad, before redrawing flats in Illustrator.

Illustrator for fashion: advantages

  • Precise, scalable, editable vector drawings
  • Symbols and brushes reuse trims and stitches
  • Fast colourways with global colours
  • Industry-standard files buyers expect
  • Works with CLO 3D, Photoshop and InDesign

Illustrator for fashion: disadvantages

  • Paid Adobe subscription
  • The Pen tool takes practice at first
  • Not for patterns, grading or markers
  • Shows garments in 2D only, not fit
Who Should Join

This Course Is Made for You If

No drawing talent or design software experience is needed. The Pen tool is taught from the first click.

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Fashion students

Add the software skill export houses ask for.

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Merchandisers

Send clean flats and tech pages to buyers.

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Garment unit staff

Move into sampling and design roles.

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Boutique owners & designers

Present collections and prints professionally.

Roadmaps

Learning Roadmap & Career Roadmap

  1. Days 1–13DrawPen tool, shapes, first flats of tops
  2. Days 14–27Detail & printBottoms, construction, repeat prints
  3. Days 28–33BrandLogo, labels, mood and colour boards
  4. Days 34–40ProduceTech packs, specs, export
  5. Days 41–45PresentPortfolio, line sheet, interview prep
  1. Year 0–1CAD / Flat DesignerFlats, colourways, line sheets
  2. Year 1–2Print or Garment DesignerOwn prints and styles
  3. Year 2–4Technical DesignerTech packs, fit comments, factory liaison
  4. Year 4+Senior / Lead DesignerRanges, teams, buyers
  5. AnytimeFreelance or own labelClients worldwide or your brand
Careers & Freelancing

Where Illustrator Fashion Skills Lead

Garment exporters, buying houses, brands, print studios and e-commerce fashion labels in Coimbatore, Tiruppur and beyond.

Fashion Illustrator₹15,000 – ₹30,000 / monthDigital flats, boards and presentation artwork.
Fashion CAD Designer₹15,000 – ₹35,000 / monthTechnical flats, colourways and line sheets.
Garment Designer₹18,000 – ₹40,000 / monthDesigns styles and ranges for brands and exporters.
Technical Designer₹25,000 – ₹50,000 / monthTech packs, specs and factory communication.
Textile & Print Designer₹15,000 – ₹40,000 / monthRepeat prints, surface design and colourways.
Freelance Fashion DesignerPer projectFlats packs, prints and tech packs for clients worldwide.

Indicative ranges only; pay depends on employer, city, experience and portfolio. Freelancers usually charge per flat, per print or per tech pack, and earnings grow with a strong Behance portfolio and repeat clients. Placement support is help to find work, not a job guarantee.

Placement Assistance

Interview Preparation & Placement Support

Support continues until you are placed. It is support, not a job guarantee; results depend on your portfolio and effort.

  1. Portfolio reviewTrainers check your flats, prints, boards and tech packs and help you pick your strongest 12–15 pieces.
  2. Timed CAD testsPractise the tests employers give: redraw a garment from a photo as a flat in 30–45 minutes.
  3. Mock interviewsExplain your design decisions, file organisation and tech pack choices clearly.
  4. Resume, LinkedIn & BehancePresent Illustrator, flats and tech pack skills the way recruiters search for them.
  5. ReferralsTo 100+ hiring partners, including exporters, buying houses, brands and design studios.
Student Success Stories

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Read real student reviews on our Google listing, and ask to see current student flats and tech packs during your free demo class.

Visit Us

Learn Illustrator for Fashion in Gandhipuram

One centre, in Gandhipuram, with no branches elsewhere. Live online batches are open everywhere.

Address

Fulcrum Creative School, 2nd Floor, Kani Towers, No.182 D, 2nd Street, above Vithu Pharmacy, Cross Cut Road, Gandhipuram, Coimbatore 641012

Phone & WhatsApp

+91 93608 99780

Open

Mon–Sat 9:30 AM – 9 PM · Sun 9:30 AM – 5 PM

Students come from

  • RS Puram
  • Peelamedu
  • Saravanampatti
  • Singanallur
  • Ganapathy
  • Saibaba Colony
  • Avinashi Road
  • Tiruppur
FAQs

Fashion Illustrator Course Questions

Fulcrum Creative School in Gandhipuram runs a 45-day Fashion Illustrator course focused on Adobe Illustrator for the apparel industry: technical flats, stitch and trim details, repeat prints, colourways, labels, spec callouts, tech pack pages and line sheets. You build a portfolio of 40+ flats and artworks, get a course certificate and placement support until placed. Classes run in the classroom and live online, in English and Tamil, with a free demo class on +91 93608 99780.

Adobe Illustrator is vector graphics software from Adobe. It draws with editable paths instead of pixels, so drawings stay sharp at any size and can be changed precisely, which makes it ideal for fashion flats, prints, logos and tech packs.

Because it gives precise, editable and scalable drawings. Designers use it for technical flats, repeat prints, logos and labels, mood and colour boards, colourways and tech pack pages that factories and buyers can read.

For flats, prints, logos and tech packs, yes, because Illustrator is vector and precise. Photoshop is better for fabric textures, photo prints, mock-ups and retouching. Most fashion designers use both.

Yes. Technical flats are the main fashion use of Illustrator, with brushes for stitches, symbols for trims and reflect tools for symmetry.

Yes. Many brands and export houses build tech pack pages directly in Illustrator, with flats, callouts, measurement points, BOM and artwork, then export them as PDF.

Canva is good for quick social posts and simple boards, but it cannot draw precise technical flats or production-ready prints. Illustrator is the professional tool for fashion production files.

Procreate is great for expressive fashion sketching on an iPad. Illustrator is needed for flats, prints and tech packs. Many designers sketch in Procreate and redraw final flats in Illustrator.

They do different jobs. Illustrator makes 2D flats, prints and tech packs, while CLO 3D shows garments in 3D for fit and renders. They work together, and Illustrator artwork is often placed on CLO 3D garments.

Accurate proportions, symmetry, clear line weights, front and back views, no shading, labelled callouts, organised layers and consistent file naming, so factories can read a flat without confusion.

Yes. Module 04 covers motif design, block, half-drop and brick repeats, pattern swatches, colourways, placement prints and surface design artwork.

Yes. Module 05 covers a fashion label's logo, brand colours and typography, applied to labels, hangtags and packaging, along with mood and colour boards.

A measurement sheet lists points of measure, sizes and tolerances marked on the flat. A specification sheet summarises the key details of a style for quick approval. Both are part of a tech pack and are covered in Module 06.

Lectra and Gerber handle patterns, grading and markers. Illustrator flats guide the pattern maker and stay in the tech pack, while approved patterns are shared as DXF files. The 5-month Fashion CAD course teaches Lectra and Gerber.

At Fulcrum, the Fashion Illustrator course teaches Adobe Illustrator for fashion: drawing precise technical flats, prints, colourways, labels and tech pack pages that brands and factories use to make garments.

It is about Adobe Illustrator software for fashion. Hand fashion illustration on croquis figures is taught in the Fashion Designing course.

A technical flat is a precise, flat line drawing of a garment from the front and back, showing seams, stitches, buttons, pockets and other construction details. Pattern makers and factories use flats to understand exactly how to make a garment.

45 days, in 6 modules, from Pen tool basics to a complete line sheet and portfolio. Weekday and weekend batches are available.

Yes. Live online batches follow the same syllabus, assignments and reviews as the classroom course in Gandhipuram.

No. Illustrator flats are built with precise tools, not freehand drawing. The Pen tool is taught step by step, and you draw over croquis templates to keep proportions right.

Yes. The course starts with the workspace and the Pen tool. Basic computer skills are enough, and fashion knowledge helps you move faster.

Fashion students, designers, merchandisers, garment unit staff, print designers and boutique owners who want to present styles professionally.

Students after 12th, graduates in any subject and working professionals can join. There is no entrance test.

A flats library of tops, shirts, kurtis, dresses, bottoms and kidswear, stitch and trim brushes, a print collection, a colourway range, labels and hangtags, spec callouts, tech pack pages and a line sheet.

Yes. Module 04 covers seamless repeat prints as Illustrator pattern swatches, including stripes, checks, florals and geometrics, plus placement prints.

Yes. You create tech pack pages with flats, measurement points, bill of materials and artwork placement, the format buyers and factories expect.

Both are vector tools. Illustrator is more widely used by fashion brands and international buyers for flats and tech packs, while CorelDRAW is still used in some Indian garment units. Learning Illustrator makes it easy to switch to CorelDRAW if an employer uses it.

This course teaches 2D flats, prints and tech packs in Illustrator. The 45-day CLO 3D course turns patterns into 3D garments with fit maps and renders. Many students take both.

The 5-month Fashion CAD course covers pattern making and grading in Lectra, Optitex and Gerber plus CLO 3D. The Fashion Illustrator course focuses only on Illustrator for flats, prints and tech pack pages.

Yes. You use AI tools for print and mood ideas and Photoshop for textures, then rebuild final artwork cleanly in Illustrator so it is print and production ready.

Fashion CAD or flat designer, apparel print and graphic designer, design assistant, merchandiser with CAD skills, label and trim designer, and freelance flat and print designer.

Freshers typically start around ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 a month, and experienced flat and print designers can earn ₹30,000 to ₹40,000 or more. Pay depends on the employer, city, experience and portfolio.

Yes. Brands and start-ups regularly outsource flat packs, prints and tech pack pages. A clean portfolio on Behance or Instagram helps you find clients.

Yes. Garment exporters, buying houses and brands in Coimbatore and Tiruppur need people who can prepare flats, prints and tech pages for overseas buyers.

Yes. You receive a Fulcrum Creative School course certificate on completing the course and portfolio.

Yes. Placement support continues until you are placed: portfolio review, mock CAD tests, resume help and referrals to 100+ hiring partners. It is support, not a job guarantee.

Not to learn at the centre, because lab systems have it installed. For home practice or online batches, the counsellor will guide you on Adobe's plans.

A Windows laptop or Mac that runs Adobe Illustrator smoothly, ideally with 8 GB of RAM or more. A mouse makes Pen tool work much easier.

Yes. Trainers explain in English and Tamil and demonstrate every step in Illustrator.

Yes. Together they take 90 days and cover 2D flats and tech packs in Illustrator plus 3D samples in CLO, the combination most design rooms use.

Call +91 93608 99780 or submit the enquiry form for the current fee. An EMI option of up to 6 months is available.

Yes. Call or WhatsApp +91 93608 99780 to book a free demo class and see the lab before you join.

Fulcrum Creative School, 2nd Floor, Kani Towers, No.182 D, 2nd Street, above Vithu Pharmacy, Cross Cut Road, Gandhipuram, Coimbatore 641012. Open Monday to Saturday 9:30 AM to 9 PM and Sunday 9:30 AM to 5 PM.

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