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Graphic Designer

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mamiye brothersNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

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About the role

In this role, you will support the Senior Graphic Designer, working on seasonal prints, graphics and embroideries from initial concept through production. You'll collaborate cross-functionally with Design, Production, and overseas partners to ensure high-quality art execution, brand consistency, and timely delivery.
What You'll Do: Assist in creating seasonal original designs and graphic assets that reflect the brand identity. Translate concepts into production-ready artwork Maintain the existing production library. Help with CADs. Review production submits and communicate with overseas and in-house teams throughout the production approval process. Stay current on print and graphics trends, color, and market standards; incorporate findings into new design concepts. Ability to meet deadlines and adhere to design calendar. Qualifications & Skills Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design or a related field. 3 years of professional graphic design experience in the fashion industry. Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop; familiarity with Macs and strong digital file management skills. Pointecarre experience is a plus Strong eye for color, layout, and visual communication. Understanding of production processes is a plus. Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team under tight timelines. Branded collection experience in womens sportswear.

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