Designer Menswear Multi Product
TRP Recruitment ltd
We have a very exciting opportunity for a Designer to join a well known brand working within the Menswear Design team and reporting to a Senior Designer, delivering a dynamic, innovative but commercial collection. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a close-knit team that work well together and achieve great results.
Main Responsibilities will include:Researching and translating seasonal inspirational concepts and trends whilst maintaining the brand's DNA Design seasonal multi-product (knitwear, jersey, shirting, outerwear, jackets and trousers) providing flexible support across the wider menswear range as required
Working closely with the Senior Designer and Menswear Design team, Garment Tech and Buying team
Maintain efficient communication with suppliers throughout the whole design process
Implement effective designs by setting up detailed tech packs to communicate styles to the factories, suppliers and wider teams
Regularly present research, product direction and sketches to the Senior Designer and review the seasonal collection
Responsibly manage workload to ensure the design process stays on schedule against the critical path to successfully meet deadlines
Set up, maintain and update styles on the PLM system
Chase in and log all protos, fabric sourcing and lab dips/handlooms and review with the Senior Designer
Keep abreast of, and factor in, sustainable and responsible design principles where relevant to material and supplier choices
Person specification:Industry experience in menswear design
Menswear design background with a good understanding of wovens, knitwear, jersey and garment construction
Highly proficient in Adobe Illustrator; working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Microsoft Excel, Word, Teams and Outlook
Familiarity with generative AI advantageous but not essential
Ability to work effectively both individually and as part of a team
Strong time management skills
Strong technical and creative design skills
Excellent organisational skills and attention to de