Menswear Designer

AYBL

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Redditch, England, United KingdomOn-siteFashion Design

We are PASSIONATE. We are AMBITIOUS. We are COMMITTED. We are AYBL. Ranked the number one fastest-growing private company in The Sunday Times 100 2022, AYBL has quickly become one of the most iconic women’s activewear brands worldwide since launching in the UK in 2018.

With a mission to unite women through their love for fitness, we are dedicated to providing high quality, affordable activewear which seamlessly combines comfort, confidence and style. From this, our ethos “AYBL to believe, AYBL to achieve” was born.

Built on ambition, we only strive to be the very best. This means we want people who are equally ambitious, know when to take risks and consider themselves the best in their field. As a brand, we pride ourselves on diversity and inclusion.

That means all opportunities are equal opportunities. We value skills, we value individuality and above all, we value passion. Therefore, we will not tolerate discrimination of any sort. The opportunities right now are limitless.

We are looking to hire genuine people who demonstrate authenticity and a unique way of thinking. As we grow, you’ll grow too. Main Purpose of the RoleAYBL are seeking an exceptionally talented and driven Menswear Designer to support and strengthen our product offering through the creation of innovative, high-quality products.

This role will play a key part in shaping the future direction of our menswear categories, ensuring every product aligns with AYBL’s brand image and customer expectations across shape, fit, fabric, colour and trend direction.

In this role, you will work closely with our Menswear Designer to take ownership of the design and development process from initial concept through to booking, combining technical understanding with strong commercial awareness and excellent organisation to deliver product that inspires and elevates the AYBL menswear offering.

Key Responsibilities

Contribute to the creative direction of AYBL’s menswear categories, taking ownership of the design process from con