Create Recruitment Specialists Ltd
Clothing Technologist Freelance

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Are you a talented Garment Technologist with a passion for fashion and a keen eye for detail? We're working with a range of high street retailers, suppliers, and designers across London, and are looking for an experienced professional to join their teams. This is a great opportunity to work on exciting fashion collections, ensuring high standards of garment quality, fit, and production.
Key Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with designers and studio teams to develop garments from concept to production, ensuring specifications are met.
- Create and maintain tech packs, including garment construction, fabric choices, trims, and sizing.
- Lead fit sessions, providing feedback on fit, quality, and construction, while aligning with brand standards.
- Ensure product quality by working with manufacturers, conducting sample reviews, and garment inspections.
- Liaise with suppliers, both locally and internationally, to manage relationships, negotiate costs, and ensure timely deliveries.
- Problem solve any production issues, including fabric or construction concerns, ensuring a smooth workflow.
- Ensure compliance with UK and international garment standards for fabric, safety, and labeling.
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Ideal Candidate:
- Experience: At least 3 years as a garment technologist in the fashion industry, with experience working with suppliers, retailers, or fashion brands.
- Strong technical skills in garment construction, fabrics, and grading, with the ability to translate design sketches into production-ready garments.
- Excellent attention to detail, especially in creating technical specs and conducting fit sessions.
- Great communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with designers, buyers, and manufacturers.
- Highly organised, with the ability to manage multiple projects and tight deadlines.


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