Workwear Designer

Bowmay Consulting

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Preston, England, United KingdomOn-siteFashion Design

Turn your creative ideas into workwear people rely on. Are you a creative designer with a technical eye and a passion for turning ideas into practical, great-looking products? Do you enjoy taking a design from an initial concept through to a finished garment?

We’re looking for a Workwear Designer with experience in 3D design to join a growing team in Preston. This is an opportunity to bring your ideas to life, working on garments that need to look good, perform well and stand up to the demands of everyday working life.

From trousers and jackets to specialist protective clothing, you’ll have the chance to develop a varied range of products, combining creativity with technical know-how. WHAT YOU GET£35,000 salary

Hybrid working options available following successful completion of your probationary period

Life assurance for added peace of mind

Early finish Fridays – a little more time back at the end of the week

Staff incentives to recognise and reward your contributionA varied design role where you can see your ideas develop into real productsABOUT YOU You’re someone who enjoys the creative side of design but understands that a great garment needs to work just as well in practice as it does on screen.

You’ll ideally bring:Experience designing garments within workwear, uniforms, outdoor clothing or performance apparel

Hands-on experience using 3D design software, including Style 3DStrong knowledge of garment construction and manufacturing processes

Experience producing technical packs, CAD drawings and production specifications

Confidence using Adobe Illustrator and other relevant design tools

An eye for detail, a practical approach to problem-solving and an understanding of commercial requirements

Good communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with customers and colleaguesA qualification in Fashion Design, Clothing Technology, Textile Design or a related discipline is also required. Experience with PPE or protective clothing standards would be a bonus, but the key