Licensing and Product Development Coordinator

Posted 2 days ago

isaacmorrisNew York (NY)

Fashion Designers Clothing and Clothing Accessories Merchant Wholesalers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50,000 - $55,000

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About the role

Company Description: Isaac Morris Limited (IML), founded in 1989, is a leading licensed apparel manufacturer with over 35 years of experience in the industry. The company specializes in boys’, girls’, young men’s, and juniors’ clothing, serving specialty stores, department stores, and the mass market with tailored distribution strategies. Based in New York City, IML operates with an in-house licensing and art team focused on high-quality design, execution, and trend-forward collections. The company is recognized for top-tier artwork and strong property representation, making it a trusted partner for retailers seeking standout licensed apparel.

Job Responsibilities: Coordinate, track, and follow up with: Licensors for approvals, style guides, and trends. Design for new concepts, revisions, and trims. Production for strike-offs, samples, testing, and UPC’s. Factories for audit reports and corrective action plans. Evaluate and comment on: - tech packs. - strike-offs. - samples. - trims. - ads and Marketing. Lead meetings/calls/correspondence with designated: - internal interdepartmental teams. - internal sales account representative(s). - external licensor account representative(s). - external printer/factory account representative(s). Recap licensor meetings and summits- prepare business development related documents, reports, and presentations. Perform related duties as assigned

Salary: $50,000 - $55,000

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