#245 Striped Patterns

Modern Stripes in a Bold Color Palette

Bring clean rhythm and contemporary color to your next creative project with this collection of 14 striped patterns. Turquoise, aqua, deep navy, charcoal, white, and vivid pink create a striking combination that feels energetic without becoming overly complicated.

Designed for Fabric & Surface Applications

The narrow and wide vertical stripes make these seamless patterns especially versatile for textile design, fashion, fabric printing, home décor, stationery, packaging, and digital backgrounds. They can add a strong linear accent to clothing, curtains, cushions, bedding, wrapping paper, or branded materials.

The coordinated palette also makes it easy to combine several designs within the same project while maintaining a consistent visual identity.

From Fine Pinstripes to Graphic Bands

Each pattern uses a different arrangement of vertical lines, varying their width, spacing, density, and color balance. Some designs have the appearance of finely woven textile, while others create a stronger graphic effect with vivid pink or turquoise bands.

The seamless construction allows every stripe pattern to repeat continuously across large surfaces without visible edges, making the collection suitable for both small products and expansive layouts.

Easy to Customize

The EPS10 vector files are fully scalable and organized into editable color groups, allowing you to adjust the palette, resize the artwork, or adapt individual stripes to your project. High-resolution JPG files are included for quick placement in print and digital designs.

These patterns work equally well as a complete coordinated collection or as individual backgrounds when you need a clean, colorful striped texture.

Included

• 14 EPS10 easy-edit seamless vector files

• All colors divided into editable groups

• 14 high-resolution JPG seamless patterns

• JPG size: 6000 × 6000 px (20 × 20 in)

• Suitable for textile printing, apparel, fabric, packaging, stationery, crafts, branding, home décor, and digital design