Textile design is a technical discipline that involves creating designs and structures for knitted, woven, and printed fabrics, among other forms. It also a significant role in the fields of fashion, interior decorating, and industries such as clothing manufacturing and automotive production, enabling businesses to maximize their products through textile expertise. With rising demand for textiles, the need for education in textile design has increased sharply. This paper explores textile design education and training by examining special programs, material types, and insights from professionals. It showcases academic programs, including undergraduate, postgraduate, certificate, and other learning opportunities, all geared toward the vibrant textile design landscape, while encouraging specialized institutions offering textilized learning. Topics addressed include maintaining effective curricula, understanding the basics of fibers, colors, and weaving, identifying modern trends in textile education, and enhancing the vitality of academic departments. This chapter examines educators’ perspectives on sustainability and how they address its integration with innovation in textile design instruction. It also focuses on establishing a foundation in art and design, pushing experimental boundaries, and developing a professional portfolio. Networking, seeking mentorship, and having the latest information in the field are essential to assist you in your goals to advance your textile design career. In conclusion, this chapter offers valuable guidance for aspiring or professional textile designers to keep aligned the current stream of education.