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Apparel Designer

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Apparel Designer | Sport & Streetwear
£34,000- £38,000 per annum (DOE)
Office-based, Watford
Know your Nylons from your Nubucks, and your archive drops from this season's must-haves? We want to hear from you.
Recruiting for a group behind a portfolio of globally recognised sport and streetwear brands, they are on the hunt for an Apparel Designer to join the in-house team, working across dedicated SMU lines, inline collections, and special projects.
If your handwriting is edgy, urban, and unmistakably yours, and you live and breathe sport and street culture, this is your chance to shape collections that hit the street and the shop floor.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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What you'll be doing:
- Researching trends, key items, and cultural references season after season
- Building mood and trend boards that set the creative direction
- Sketching original designs and technical specs true to the seasonal brief
- Partnering closely with Design, Product, and Sales to range-build each season
- Producing accurate, detailed spec sheets and tech packs
- Running fit sessions, feeding changes back into specs and out to suppliers
- Owning development samples and keeping every deadline on the critical path
- Travelling when needed to meet clients, brand owners, and collaborators


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What you'll bring:
- 5+ years' design experience in streetwear, activewear, or sportswear
- Advanced Illustrator, Photoshop, and Microsoft Office skills
- A strong process from research and board work through to development and technical diagrams
- Sharp knowledge of current sport and streetwear trends
- Confident freehand and digital spec work — accurate, every time
- Solid understanding of garment/fabric construction and pattern cutting
Sound like you? We'd love to see your portfolio & CV.
This role is based full-time from our Watford office.
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