Designer

Posted 3 days ago

greg norman collectionNew York (NY)

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About the role

Title: Designer
Department: Greg Norman Collection
Reports To: Design Director
Position Overview: Greg Norman Collection is seeking a product-driven, commercially minded Designer to join our growing team. This role is responsible for creating and developing seasonal assortments that balance innovation, trend relevance, and commercial success. The ideal candidate has a strong eye for color, print, fabric, fit, and silhouette, with a passion for delivering product that meets both customer and business needs.
Key Responsibilities: • Design and develop commercially successful seasonal assortments across core and fashion product categories.• Research market trends, consumer insights, and competitive activity to identify product opportunities and inform seasonal direction.• Develop seasonal color palettes, print concepts, pattern stories, and product aesthetics aligned with brand strategy.• Partner with CAD and development teams to execute graphics, prints, trims, branding elements, and product details.• Maintain expertise in fabrics, garment construction, fit, performance technologies, and product innovation.• Create and maintain Tech Packs, Bills of Materials (BOMs), development documentation, and seasonal records.• Collaborate with Merchandising, Product Development, and Technical Design throughout the development process, including fit sessions and product reviews.• Develop presentations and product marketing tools, including line sheets, hangtags, labels, packaging, and customer-facing materials.• Manage seasonal development calendars and ensure milestones and deadlines are consistently achieved.• Drive opportunities for product innovation, assortment growth, and commercial success.
Qualifications: • 5+ years of apparel design experience, preferably in sportswear, golf, lifestyle, or value retail.• Strong understanding of the apparel product lifecycle from concept through production.• Proven ability to build commercially successful assortments that balance innovation with business objectives.• Expertise in color, print, pattern, fabric development, fit, and garment construction.• Experience collaborating with mills and suppliers to develop fabrics, materials, and product innovations.• Strong organizational, project management, and problem-solving skills.• Excellent communication and cross-functional collaboration abilities.ª Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, PLM systems, and industry-standard apparel design tools.
Education: • Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Design or a related field preferred. Greg Norman™; Rights of Publicity and Persona Rights: ABG-Shark, LLC. PLAY DRY™ Reebok International Limited. gregnormancollection.com.

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