Technical Designer

Posted 3 days ago

supreme new yorkNew York (NY)

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About the role

RESPONSIBILITIES: Review and measure samples while suggesting improvements as necessary to ensure the most suitable garment construction for design and materials across a highly varied and complex product line Conduct fittings on live model with understanding of different body types and create fit reports Maintain and update technical specification and tech-pack Create and update grade rules to ensure good proportions are maintained throughout the size range Measures garments prior to fittings at all sample stages Approve pre-production sample and production samples for both fit and construction. Create garment specs for web store by taking measurement information from top of production samplesSKILLS:Minimum 5 years of experience in Technical Design role Prior experience in woven outerwear, shirts, pants and knit tops Prior experience in tailoring and woven technical outerwear is preferred but not required. Strong knowledge of garment manufacturing including fit and construction and able to determine best sewing construction by fabric Experience pattern making skill is required. Prior experience in garment washing production is preferred. Ability to demonstrate proactive problems solving skills and communicate technical information in a clear and concise manner Must be detail oriented. Excellent interpersonal skills supporting a team environment Computer proficiency in MS Office: Excel, Word, Illustrator Strong planning and time management, organizational skills with a sense of priority for deadlines Eagerness to learn and growhttps://supreme.com/

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