Classic Textiles, a subsidiary of the Centre for Advanced Textiles (CAT) at Glasgow School of Art (GSA), accurately recreates 20th century textile designs using digital technology. As the only licensed producer of Lucienne Day’s iconic furnishing fabrics, Classic Textiles works with The robin and Lucienne Day Foundation. This poster disseminates a project between CAT and GSA’s Archives and Collections, which explored the possibilities of developing textile-based products from the work of post-World War II designers represented in GSA’s archives, triggered by Day’s centenary year. Products were developed from work by Sylvia Chalmers, Dorothy Smith and Margaret Stewart, who studies textiles at GSA during the 1940s and 1950s. Chalmers won medals for her textiles and established Tuar Fabrics, producing designs for over twenty years. Smith gained the prestigious Newbery Medal for her diploma studies and worked in education. Stewart studied under influential designer Robert Stewart (no relation) and worked at Edinburgh Tapestry Company’s, Dovecot Studios. An exhibition, Pioneers of Post-War Pattern showcased the newly created products alongside archive material and operated as a retail space for the new products. The project provided the opportunity to investigate and promote the work of Day, alongside her lesser-known Scottish-based contemporaries, resulting in further collaborative opportunities.