Packaging Designer
remx workforce expertsNew York (NY)
About the role
Packaging Designer | Children’s Apparel Are you a creative Packaging Designer with a passion for branding and bringing concepts to life? I’m working directly with a growing children’s apparel company looking to add a talented Packaging Designer to its creative team. This is a great opportunity for someone with a strong eye for color, branding, graphics, and packaging who enjoys taking a project from concept through final production.
What You’ll Be Doing:
Create fresh, innovative packaging and trim concepts for children’s apparel and related products Design hangtags, labels, packaging components, and branded materials Bring brand direction to life through creative, commercially appealing packaging Prepare production-ready artwork, dielines, and technical files Manage revisions and approvals throughout the development process Collaborate with vendors and suppliers to ensure quality and accurate execution Manage multiple projects in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment What We’re Looking For 3+ years of packaging, graphic, or brand design experience Strong knowledge of packaging construction, dielines, and print production Advanced Adobe Illustrator skills Experience preparing production-ready artwork Strong portfolio showcasing packaging and graphic design work Excellent eye for color, typography, branding, and detail 3D design experience is a plus If you’re a creative designer who loves seeing your work go from concept to finished product, I’d love to connect.
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