SMTH NEW TECH (UK) CO., LTD
Clothing Designer – Patient-Focused Apparel

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Location
London or Remote (UK-based)
Salary
£35,000 - £40,000 depending on experience
Posted Date
December 1, 2024
Employment Type
FULL_TIME
Job Description
We are seeking a creative and experienced Clothing Designer who specialises in designing patient-centred apparel using antibacterial and antiviral fabrics. The ideal candidate will focus on enhancing patient comfort and experience through thoughtful design while maintaining high standards of hygiene and safety.
Responsibilities
- Design innovative and practical clothing using advanced antibacterial and antiviral fabrics, with a focus on enhancing patient comfort.
- Collaborate with medical professionals and fabric technologists to ensure garments meet medical and safety standards.
- Develop designs tailored to patient needs, from ease of wear to long-term comfort.
- Participate in design reviews and refine concepts based on feedback from patients, medical staff, and internal teams.
- Work closely with manufacturers to ensure designs are produced in accordance with specifications.
- Research and stay updated on fabric technologies and the latest trends in healthcare-related fashion.
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Preferred Qualifications
- Education: College and above
- Working Experience: 3+ years of working experience
Requirements
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in clothing design, ideally with exposure to medical or patient-oriented garments.
- Strong understanding of antibacterial and antiviral fabrics, and how to integrate these into functional designs.
- Proven portfolio showcasing your work in fashion, particularly patient or healthcare-related projects.
- Experience in patient services or volunteer work in healthcare is preferred.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively, with strong communication and project management skills.
- Flexibility to work remotely, or from a London-based location.


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Please submit your CV and portfolio showcasing relevant design work to info@originalmofa.com.
Candidates are encouraged to bring physical or digital samples of their previous projects to the interview.
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