Danielle Ward Recruitment
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Senior Designer
We are working with a highly successful fashion supplier who are looking for a Senior Designer to join their flourishing team.
The Senior Designer will be hands on with the design process and will work closely with high street customers to design and develop ranges. The product areas will include nightwear, loungewear, intimates and athleisure across Menswear, Ladieswear and Childrenswear.
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Senior Designer Responsibilities
- Overseeing the design team, and mentoring more junior members of the team,
- Working closely with the customers design and buying teams, attending regular meetings and presenting ranges
- Liaising with and visiting factories overseas
- Attending comp and inspiration shopping trips
- Managing and updating the critical path


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The Senior Designer will have previous experience in a Senior Design role and have a keen eye for trends, with a flair for commercial design.
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