Senior Designer, Men's Tailored Clothing
fourth floorBrooklyn (NY)
Senior Designer, Men's Tailored Clothing
Posted 10 days ago
fourth floorBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Our client, a century-old leader in men's tailored clothing and outerwear, and one of the largest manufacturers in the category in North America, is hiring a Senior Designer, Men's Tailored Clothing to own and build out lines across both private and licensed brands.
What You'll Do:
- Independently build seasonal tailored clothing lines (suits, sport coats, separates and formalwear) across at least three brands
- Design for both private and licensed brands, staying true to each brand's identity and meeting licensor guidelines and approvals
- Partner with licensors, merchandising, product development and factories from concept through production
- Manage your own calendar so multiple lines land on time
- Help build out new brands as the portfolio continues to grow
- What You BringSenior-level men's tailored clothing design experience
- Proven ability to build lines independently and manage multiple brands at once
- Private brand experience required; licensed brand experience strongly preferred
- Excellent time management and a go-getter attitude
- Club/off-price, Macy's or Dillard's experience is a plus
- Schedule & PerksHybrid schedule, with additional in-office days during line development
- Summer Fridays from Memorial Day through September
- Please submit your resume for consideration!
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