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Graphic Designer - Apparel (Mens, Womens and Kids)

Posted 4 days ago

24 seven talentJersey City (NJ)

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Graphic Designer – Apparel (Men’s, Women’s, or Kids')
Location: New York, NY
Work Schedule: Full-Time, 5 Days On-Site
Position Summary: We are seeking a creative and highly skilled Apparel Graphic Designer for Men’s, Women’s, and Kids’ separate apparel roles to join our design team, creating graphics/prints/patterns/original artwork. The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of the apparel industry, excellent graphic design skills, and the ability to create commercially relevant artwork from concept through production.
Key Responsibilities: Create original graphics, prints, patterns, embroidery, illustrations, and artwork for apparel for either Men’s, Women’s, or Kids’.Develop seasonal graphic concepts based on trend research, brand direction, and merchandising needs. Create placement graphics, all-over prints, repeats, and artwork for various apparel categories. Develop colorways and prepare production-ready artwork for screen printing, sublimation, embroidery, appliqué, and other embellishment techniques. Collaborate closely with Design, Merchandising, Product Development, Technical Design, and Production teams. Adapt graphics across different products, categories, and age groups while maintaining brand consistency. Present graphic concepts and artwork for review and incorporate feedback efficiently. Ensure artwork meets technical specifications, production requirements, and deadlines. Research fashion, streetwear, pop culture, social media, and consumer trends to inform graphic direction. Maintain organized artwork files and communicate clearly with internal teams and overseas vendors/factories as needed. Manage multiple projects and seasonal deadlines in a fast-paced apparel environment. Qualifications2–5+ years of graphic design experience within the apparel/fashion industry. Strong portfolio demonstrating apparel graphics, prints, illustration, and embellishment. Advanced proficiency in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop; InDesign a plus. Strong understanding of apparel graphic placement, scale, color, and production techniques. Knowledge of screen printing, embroidery, appliqué, heat transfer, and other apparel decoration methods. Strong fashion and trend awareness with the ability to translate trends into commercially viable graphics. Excellent attention to detail, organization, and follow-through. Ability to manage multiple projects and meet tight deadlines. Strong communication and collaboration skills.

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