Assistant Designer – Cut & Sew Apparel

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New York, NYOn-siteFashion Design

Position SummaryBrooklyn Cloth is seeking a creative, detail-oriented Assistant Designer to join our team. This role will support the design and development of trend-driven apparel collections from initial concept through production. The ideal candidate is passionate about streetwear and contemporary fashion, thrives in a collaborative environment, and has a strong understanding of garment construction, fabrications, and market trends.Working closely with Senior Designers, Product Development, Technical Design, Merchandising, and Production, the Assistant Designer will help create commercially successful products that align with the Brooklyn Cloth brand aesthetic while meeting customer and business objectives.Essential ResponsibilitiesAssist in the design and development of seasonal men's cut & sew apparel collections, including tops, bottoms, fleece, outerwear, and fashion basics.Research fashion, streetwear, cultural, and color trends to support seasonal concept development.Create technical flats, garment sketches, and CAD artwork using Adobe Illustrator.Develop presentation boards, color palettes, fabric direction, and seasonal design concepts.Assist in preparing complete design packages and technical documentation for Product Development and overseas vendors.Partner with Product Development and overseas factories throughout the sample development process.Review prototypes and production samples to ensure design intent, fit, construction, and quality standards are achieved.Participate in fit sessions by documenting comments and updating design revisions.Source and organize fabrics, trims, washes, and garment inspiration.Maintain accurate design files, seasonal archives, and line sheets.Support the Design team in preparing customer presentations and internal meetings.Ensure all assigned projects are completed according to seasonal calendars and production deadlines.Stay informed on emerging fashion trends, competitive brands, consumer preferences, and new fabric i