JUNIOR PRODUCT DEVELOPER/TECH
Manors Golf Apparel
The Company Manors Golf is a London-based golf brand built on the belief that the game should be explored, not optimised. We make clothing and equipment for golfers who care more about where the game takes them than their handicap, and we’ve built a community around that idea that spans tournaments, travel, collaboration, and culture.
We’re growing fast. Since launching in 2021 we’ve become one of the most recognisable independent golf brands in the world, and 2027 is the year we scale properly. This role is central to that. The Role
We’re looking for a Junior Product Developer to help build out the Manors range, raising the bar on product quality, consistency, and speed to market. You’ll work closely with our suppliers to take products from design to production.
This is a role with real ownership from the start. As we enter into a new category, you'll prioritise the development of our Summer 2028 collection while supporting the wider Product Team across further seasons. The Responsibilities
Support the end-to-end product development process across specific seasons and categories, ensuring alignment with our product briefs, quality standards, target margins, and seasonal timelines. Lead the development of our Summer 2028 collection.
Work closely with design to translate ideas into commercially viable products, supporting on Tech Packs, BO Ms, and Workbooks. Assist in managing the development critical path, coordinating with internal teams and external suppliers to make sure every key milestone is hit.
Create, maintain, and update all seasonal overviews on MIRO. Collaborate with the Production and Sourcing Coordinator to ensure a smooth handover into bulk production. Support the preparation and tracking of samples from P1 to PPS.
Support and fit sessions and make sure feedback is actioned on time across all stages of prototyping
Book fit models, and handle the shipping and posting of samples. Support with product wear testing, making sure every product is appropriately tested on c