About
The studio behind the digital swatch
Fabrique Labs was founded on a single conviction: that a physical fabric swatch deserves a digital counterpart of equal quality. We work with manufacturers, exporters, buying houses, and brands to produce digital fabric assets that hold up under scrutiny — in presentations, in design software, and in the hands of international buyers.
Our Mission
Closing the gap between physical and digital
The textile industry moves on physical samples. Swatches travel between continents, get lost in transit, fade under fluorescent light, and arrive weeks after a decision was needed. We exist to change that — not by replacing the physical swatch, but by giving it a digital twin that can travel instantly and represent the fabric accurately.
Our work sits at the intersection of textile knowledge and digital craft. We understand weave structures, fibre behaviour, and how light interacts with different surface finishes — and we apply that understanding to every asset we produce.
What Guides Us
Four principles, no exceptions
Precision
Every fibre, weave structure, and surface finish is captured with exacting care. We do not approximate — we reconstruct.
Fidelity
Our digital outputs are calibrated to match the physical swatch under controlled lighting conditions, so what buyers see is what they get.
Discretion
Fabric collections represent significant commercial investment. We treat every swatch and brief with strict confidentiality.
Craft
Digital fabric work is a discipline, not a commodity. We bring the same rigour to a digital asset that a master weaver brings to a loom.
Fabric Types
What we work with
Our process is built to handle the full range of commercial textile constructions — from fine suiting wools to technical performance fabrics.
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Woven fabrics — plain, twill, satin, dobby, jacquard
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Knitted constructions — jersey, rib, interlock, ponte
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Technical and performance textiles
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Pile fabrics — velvet, corduroy, terry
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Coated and laminated surfaces
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Natural fibres: wool, silk, linen, cotton, cashmere
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Synthetic and blended constructions
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Embroidered and embellished surfaces