Apex Apparel Europe Ltd
Clothing Technologist

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Company Description
Apex Apparel Europe Ltd is a fashion and apparel company operating in the European market, with a focus on delivering well-constructed, high-quality garments to a diverse customer base. The company values technical expertise, innovation, and attention to detail in all stages of product development. Team members collaborate across design, production, and quality functions to bring commercially viable and fit-for-purpose products to market. Apex Apparel Europe Ltd fosters a professional, inclusive environment where individuals can contribute their technical skills and grow within the apparel industry.
Role Description
The Clothing Technologist will support the development and refinement of garments from initial concept through to bulk production, ensuring products meet fit, quality, and performance standards. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Reviewing technical specifications
- Assessing garment construction
- Working closely with design and production teams to resolve technical issues
- Overseeing fittings
- Providing clear feedback to pattern cutters and suppliers
- Monitoring quality control processes across samples and production runs
- Evaluating textiles for suitability, durability, and compliance with company standards
- Maintaining accurate technical documentation
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Qualifications
- Strong technical skills in garment construction and fitting, with the ability to interpret patterns, technical drawings, and size specifications.
- Knowledge of quality control principles and processes, including garment inspection, tolerance checking, and production monitoring.
- Understanding of textiles, fabric performance, and material properties relevant to different garment types and end uses.
- Effective communication skills to collaborate with design, production, suppliers, and other stakeholders, providing clear technical feedback and documentation.
- Experience in clothing technology, product development, or a similar apparel-focused role; a relevant qualification in Fashion Technology, Textile Science, or a related field is beneficial.
- Ability to work in a hybrid environment, manage multiple projects, and meet deadlines with strong attention to detail.
- Familiarity with garment testing standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices is an advantage.
- Proficiency with basic office software and, ideally, garment-related tools (e.g., PLM systems, spec sheet templates).
- Strong IT skills
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