Block printing is a decorating technique using a block coated with dye and then pressed repeatedly along the fabric to create a pattern. Currently, the block printing technique is still poorly known and developed, especially in Indonesia, even though this technique is user friendly and the materials are abundantly available. One of them is pine pallets, which are usually used to protect products in shipping goods. This study uses a qualitative method. The data was collected from literature study, observation, and exploratory experiments, which are divided into several stages. The research results show that block printing plates made of waste pallet wood can visualize the shape of the motifs on textile materials, which are then applied to the design of ready-to-wear fashion products.Kata Kunci: block printing, kayu bekas, ready-to-wear ABSTRAK Block Printing merupakan teknik menghias menggunakan suatu blok yang dilapisi pewarna lalu ditekan berulang kali disepanjang kain untuk membuat pola. Namun saat ini teknik block printing masih kurang dikenal dan berkembang terutama di Indonesia, padahal teknik ini mudah dilakukan dan dapat menggunakan material bekas yang ada disekitar. Salah satunya adalah dengan memanfaatkan kayu palet bekas berjenis pinus yang biasanya digunakan untuk melindungi produk dalam proses pengiriman barang. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif dengan teknik pengumpulan data yang diperoleh melalui proses studi literatur, observasi dan eksperimen eksploratif yang terbagi dalam beberapa tahap. Hasil penelitian yang dilakukan adalah plat cetak block printing yang terbuat dari kayu palet bekas yang dapat memvisualisasikan bentuk motif pada material tekstil yang kemudian diaplikasikan pada perancangan produk fashion berupa busana ready-to-wear.
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