Designer II, Apparel Local Creation EMEA

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Hilversum, NetherlandsOn-siteFashion Design

WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH You will work closely with EMEA Apparel Product and Graphic Designers, Footwear Designers, Design Directors, and cross-functional partners across Product Management, Product Development, and Sourcing.

You will also collaborate with Geo Local Creations Design teams across APLA, GC, and NA, as well as Global Apparel Product, Color, and Graphic Design partners to create compelling, consumer-right product experiences for the EMEA marketplace.

WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR We are looking for a Color & Materials Design specialist who is passionate about creating emotionally resonant product experiences for the EMEA consumer. You bring a strong point of view on color, materials, trims, and hardware, and understand how to translate trends into meaningful product narratives that connect with consumers at a local level.

You thrive in a fast-paced, close-to-market environment where speed, agility, and collaboration are essential. You combine creative excellence with strong storytelling skills and have the ability to make informed design decisions while balancing business needs and product realities.

You are energized by ambiguity, inspired by consumer and city culture, and motivated by the opportunity to shape product narratives that elevate the Nike brand. You are comfortable working across multiple functions and possess a strong understanding of apparel construction, materials, and product creation processes.

Most importantly, you are obsessed with creating the future through innovative design solutions that serve athletes and consumers across EMEA. Deep understanding of the EMEA consumer, marketplace, and cultural trends. Strong storytelling abilities with a passion for bringing ideas to life through product.

Expertise in apparel color, materials, construction, and design execution. Ability to navigate ambiguity, simplify complexity, and adapt quickly to change. Proven track record of leading through collaboration and influencing cross-functional partners.

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