Apparel Product Developer Beverly Hills, California, United States

Founded in 2000, FAM Brands designs, manufactures, and sells men’s and women’s sportswear and active wear apparel to major retailers, big box stores, and specialty boutiques across the country and throughout the world. Our portfolio of proprietary brands features Marika, Wildfox, Three Dots, and Balance Collection, while a partial list of licensing partners includes Orvis, Jessica Simpson, Eddie Bauer, and Woolrich.

With the capacity to produce over 75 million units per year, our mission continues to be making top-quality apparel accessible to everyone at an impressive value and an irresistible price. That's the FAM Brands difference.

Product Developer – Women’s Sportswear

Position Summary

The Product Developer plays a key role in bringing products from concept to production by partnering with Product Management, Design, Merchandising and global vendor teams. This position requires exceptional attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple brands, development calendars and vendor relationships in a fast-paced environment.

Key Responsibilities

Manage day-to-day product development activities across multiple brands, seasons and vendor partners. Track development milestones and ensure adherence to seasonal calendars. Partner with Product Manager, Design and Merchandising teams throughout the development process.

Review lab dips (L/D), strike-offs (S/O), trims, and development submissions; communicate comments and approvals to vendors. Evaluate color submissions and ensure alignment with brand standards. Support development of prints, graphics, embellishments, washes and specialty treatments.

Identify and resolve development, construction and quality issues. Materials, Costing & Vendor Management

Lead or support fabric and trim sourcing initiatives aligned with brand identity and target costs. Partner with Product Manager and Design/Merch teams to support costing goals. Collaborate with vendors and internal teams to balance quality, design intent a