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Associate Designer- Menswear

Posted 11 days ago

jannine abadi associatesBrooklyn (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Leading apparel manufacturer in NYC is looking for an Assistant or Associate Menswear Designer for woven shirts/outerwear. This is a Full Time position. No Freelancers please! This person will assist the Senior Designer to design a balanced and desirable collection with season which is appropriate to the demands of the growth of the business.
Responsibilities:
  • Developing new ideas for silhouette, color, concept boards, and trims
  • Assisting in sourcing fabric for each season
  • Developing new trims used by young mens design team
  • Specking and creating initial technical packages
  • Assisting in fittings of garments and corrections for proto, show, and bulk stage developments
  • Provide reliable and responsible support to Senior Designer
  • Helping in setting up design room for management meetings each season
  • Effective e-mail communication between team overseas
  • Day to day up keep of filing and organization
Job Requirements:
  • Minimum of 3-4 years of related professional experience working within Menswear.
  • Wovens tops experience a must!
  • Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Design/ArtPrevious expertise of woven designs, tech pack development and garment construction methods as well as fitting experience
  • Proficient sketching in Illustrator
  • Capable to work in Photoshop
  • Ability to spec a garment

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