Four Seasons Recruitment Ltd (Fashion & Retail)
Creative Graphic Designer

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Creative Graphic Designer
Location: Poole, Dorset, UK
Salary: to £35,000 per year (Depending on Experience)
We're excited to be exclusively partnering with Sandbanks, the luxury outerwear and lifestyle brand renowned for combining technical innovation, sustainability, and contemporary British design.
As the brand continues its international growth, this is a fantastic opportunity for a talented Graphic Designer to play a key role in shaping its creative output, helping bring the Sandbanks story to life across every customer touchpoint.
The Role
As Graphic Designer, you will play a key role in creating compelling visual content that reflects the brand's aesthetic. Working closely with the Creative, Marketing and Ecommerce teams, you'll produce engaging designs across a wide range of customer-facing channels while ensuring consistency across every aspect of the brand. This is an exciting opportunity for a designer with a passion for luxury branding, fashion, and visual storytelling to help shape and evolve the brand across digital, print, and product touchpoints.
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Key Responsibilities
- Design high-quality creative assets for marketing campaigns, including email newsletters, paid advertising, social media content and lookbooks.
- Collaborate with the Marketing and Creative teams to develop innovative concepts that support campaign objectives and engage our audience.
- Lead the design and production of seasonal lookbooks, from initial concept through to final artwork.
- Create digital assets for email campaigns, website updates and online advertising.
- Work closely with internal teams to deliver creative projects on time and to a consistently high standard.
- Design premium packaging and customer experience materials, working alongside suppliers to ensure exceptional print quality, finishes and presentation.
- Maintain and evolve brand guidelines, ensuring consistency across all visual communications while keeping the brand fresh and contemporary.
- Stay informed on design trends, emerging technologies and industry best practice to continually elevate our creative output.


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Required Skills & Experience
- A degree (or equivalent qualification) in Graphic Design or a related visual communication discipline.
- Previous experience as a Graphic Designer, ideally within the fashion, lifestyle or retail industry.
- A strong portfolio demonstrating branding, marketing campaigns, digital design and lookbook production.
- Advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.
- A solid understanding of typography, layout, colour theory and visual hierarchy.
- Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills.
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