Specialist course

Industrial Manufacturing

Fashion design class at the fashion school

Duration

2 years

Departure

September, October 2026

Campuses

Bologna, Ancona, Padua

Frequency

Saturday

Requirements

Good knowledge of Italian

Specifications and costs

Course description

Within the fashion production supply chain, Industrial Manufacturing represents the moment when the design takes concrete shape. This course is dedicated to those who wish to acquire technical skills in garment construction and assembly, aligned with the dynamics of mass production.

The study covers cutting, laying, assembly and consumption optimisation, right through to the creation of the prototype. Through a practical approach, participants learn company methodologies, developing precision, operational independence and the ability to manage the garment's entire production process.

Departures for each location

Bologna, 26 September 2026

Ancona, 26 September 2026

Padua, 03 October 2026

News:Enrolment has been extended until November. There's still time to start your journey in fashion.

Who is it aimed at?

Dedicated to those who want to learn how to turn a fashion design into a finished garment. Aimed at patternmakers who lack preparation in garment construction or garment technicians who want to specialise to higher levels of competence and become prototypists.

It is an open course that requires no specific preparation.

Career opportunities

The training course prepares operational figures in fashion production, with career opportunities in manufacturing companies and workshops as garment assembly workers, prototypists and production technicians.

Opportunities include roles in garment assembly, management of production phases and process optimisation, contributing to efficiency, quality and product development.

Main departing roles: Prototyper, Sample Maker.

Programme

The course offers an immediate, practical approach aimed at developing industrial-level skills in the construction of various types of clothing. Students learn the entire production process, from the initial stages of pattern placement and cutting on the fabric right through to the final ironing of the garment.

Particular attention is paid to the quality of the finishes, the attention to detail and the execution precision.

The main subject is Industrial Processing, with a practical dynamic geared towards the needs of the professional sector.

Scholarship and financial support

Next Fashion School invests in talent. Every year we provide scholarships and fee reductions, measures designed for those with motivation and merit who need financial support to embark on their fashion journey.

Dedicated concessions are available for this course, find out all the details on the page.

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