GRANDSTEP (HK) LTD
CLOTHING TECHNICIAN - SPECIALIZED in DENIM

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About the Company
Grand Step is a prominent manufacturing and design company with over three decades of experience, based in Daojiao Dongguan, Guangdong, China, and headquartered in Hong Kong. The company specializes in basic and fashion-forward footwear, apparel, and handbags/accessories for customers worldwide, managing design, production, operations, and distribution in-house to ensure quality and exclusivity.
Grand Step has built a strong global reputation by balancing market trends with solid fashion design principles and a commitment to integrity in sourcing, designing, and manufacturing. People are a top priority, and team members are offered opportunities to grow, make a meaningful impact, and contribute to products that bring everyday value to families. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply directly, as Grand Step does not accept unsolicited approaches from recruitment agencies.
Role Description
The CLOTHING TECHNICIAN – Specialized in Denim will support the development, fitting, and production of denim apparel for Grand Step’s fashion lines. This part-time hybrid role is based in England, United Kingdom, with a mix of on-site collaboration and some work-from-home flexibility.
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Responsibilities
- Interpreting design specifications
- Creating and reviewing technical packs
- Conducting garment fittings
- Ensuring accurate construction details, measurements, and finishing techniques for denim products
Collaboration
- Collaborate with designers, pattern makers, and production teams to resolve technical issues, optimize fit and comfort, and maintain quality and consistency across styles
- Monitor sample approvals
- Support factory communication on denim-specific processes (e.g., washing, distressing, finishing)
- Contribute to continuous improvement in product quality and efficiency
Qualifications
- Technical Expertise: Strong technical expertise in denim apparel, including garment construction, pattern interpretation, grading, and finishing techniques.
- Experience: Experience preparing and reviewing technical specifications, size charts, measurement sheets, and fit comments for woven and denim garments.
- Knowledge: Knowledge of denim fabric types, washes, treatments, and performance characteristics, with the ability to advise on suitability and quality standards.
- Collaboration: Ability to collaborate effectively with design, product development, and production teams, and to communicate clearly with factories and suppliers.
- Attention to Detail: Attention to detail, strong problem-solving skills, and the capacity to identify and correct technical issues during sampling and production.
- Experience: Prior experience as a clothing technician, garment technologist, or similar role within apparel manufacturing or fashion retail, ideally with a denim focus.
- Digital Tools: Proficiency in basic digital tools (e.g., email, spreadsheets, shared documents); familiarity with PLM or pattern software is an advantage.
- Work Environment: Organized, self-motivated, and comfortable working in a hybrid environment with part-time hours in England, United Kingdom.


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