Spring Near East
Design Intern

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We’re Hiring: Design Intern – London, UK 🎨
We are looking for a creative, curious and motivated Design Intern to join our UK Design Team.
This is a great opportunity for someone who is looking to gain hands-on experience in the fashion and textile industry, work closely with experienced designers, and contribute to real customer and product development projects.
What you’ll be involved in:
- Supporting the design team with seasonal research, mood boards and trend analysis
- Assisting with garment and product design development
- Preparing presentations, colour boards and design concepts
- Supporting fabric, print and trim research
- Updating design files and maintaining design libraries
- Working collaboratively with merchandising, product development and sourcing teams
- Supporting the team with day-to-day design activities and customer requirements
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What we’re looking for:
- Currently studying or recently graduated in Fashion Design, Textile Design or a related field
- Strong interest in fashion, trends, colour and product development
- Good knowledge of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop
- Strong visual and presentation skills
- Organised, proactive and willing to learn
- Good communication and teamwork skills
- Able to work from our London office as required


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If you are passionate about fashion and would like to gain practical industry experience within an international organisation, we would be happy to hear from you.
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📍 Location: London, UK
💼 Position: Design Intern
Submit your CV: springhr@springne.com
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