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David Careers

Print Production Artist

Posted 12 days ago

sweet apparelJersey City (NJ)
Graphic DesignersCut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55k

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About the role

Sweet Apparel Inc. is a fast-paced apparel manufacturer specializing in quick turn production for juniors, women’s, men’s, and kids’ clothing. The company is recognized for high standards in design, quality, and timely delivery to retail partners and brands. Teams collaborate closely across design, production, and operations to bring fashion-forward products to market efficiently. We are growing and seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Print Production Artist / Coordinator!
Please note: this is an on-site position in Midtown Manhattan where we work in office 5 days/week!
Key Responsibilities:
  • Setting up all-over print artwork to communicate color, scale and repeat size
  • Sending out all print artworks requested to our overseas factories
  • Coordinate all comments & approvals based on Strike-Offs
Qualifications:
  • Proficient working in Adobe Photoshop &Illustrator 2+ years of production experience coordinating with factories overseas
  • Someone with a background / understanding of print
  • Strong eye for color and ability to match swatches to Pantones
  • Highly detail oriented
  • Able to work in a highly fast-paced environment
  • Experience working in PLM is a plus
What We Offer:
  • Health insurance 401kPaid time off and holidays
  • Collaborative and entrepreneurial work environment
  • Professional development and career advancement opportunities
  • Target compensation for this role starts at $55k dependent on experience.

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