About the role
Company Description:
Isaac Morris Limited (IML), founded in 1989, is a leading manufacturer in the licensed apparel market, known for high-quality product, artwork, and execution. For over 35 years, IML has specialized in Boys, Girls, Young Men’s, and Juniors clothing, serving specialty stores, department stores, and mass market retailers with tailored solutions. Based in the New York City Metropolitan Area, the company operates with an in-house licensing and art team that delivers trend-forward designs. IML is committed to representing each licensed property with best-in-class artwork and staying ahead of evolving fashion trends, offering team members a dynamic, design-focused environment.
Responsibilities:
Create, update, establish and utilize graded specs/blocks based on fabrication for all sample development and confirmed orders; Review and evaluate proto/fit samples, pre-production samples, testing samples and TOP samples on all orders. Conduct fittings with design, sales and Production to determine final fit and workmanship per silhouette Communicate with factories fit and construction comments and ensuring that they fully understand and follow all needed corrections. Review and correct patterns and artwork placements provided by factories. Maintain and create a library for block body, fit and construction standard per customer. Experience with knits, wovens and sweater experience Kids, men's and juniors licensed apparel experience is a plus Knowledge in pattern making is a plus but not required
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