Dobson Welch Recruitment Specialists
Boyswear Designer

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Boyswear Leisurewear Designer
Location: London – office based
Salary: Up to £45k DOE + Benefits
We are working with a growing successful fashion business in central London to add a Mid-weight Boyswear Designer with a strong sports/leisurewear handwriting to their design team of over twenty and work on a key boyswear area for them.
The Role
Leading the design and product development of a key in boyswear house brand covering multiple products but with a focus on sports/leisurewear.
Dealing with its commercial relevance and strong market performance.
Managing the full design lifecycle, from initial research and concept development, final technical packs to final SMS samples.
Developing cohesive product ranges across multiple categories while maintaining aesthetic and quality standards.
Collaborating closely with cross-functional teams, including product development, buying, merchandising, licensors, and international suppliers.
Sourcing seasonal fabrics, trims and collaborating with Far East Asian and South Asian mills, factories, and suppliers.
Overseeing fabric, trim, and print development to deliver value-driven, on-brand collections.
Ensuring all designs meet cost targets and production timelines across diverse global markets.
Help present seasonal collections to buyers from the UK and Poland.
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Must Haves to Be Shortlisted
We are looking for a Mid-weight boyswear designer with a sportswear/leisurewear handwriting and recent UK experience, ideally supply background but will look at retail or brand backgrounds.
First-class communication skills (verbal and written)
Must be dynamic and have a "can-do attitude," you will be asked sometimes to work on other areas of the business, so being flexible is key.
London based (or commutable within an hour) and eligible to work in the UK


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