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Garment Technologist – Supplier -Enfield

London
£45k – £50k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Garment Technologist – Supplier -Enfield

Reference: GC97821

45'000- 50'000

London

Permanent

Posted on July 27, 2026

The Role

Our client is looking for an experienced Garment Technologist to play a key role in the development, production, and quality control of our collections.

You will work closely with customers and internal teams across design, production, and quality to ensure garments meet required fit standards and customer expectations. A strong focus of this role is pattern amendment (manual and or digital) and technical ownership from concept through to bulk production.

Key Responsibilities

Garment Development

  • Collaborate with design teams at concept stage
  • Provide technical input on sketches, patterns, and prototypes to ensure feasibility and manufacturability

Garment Construction & Pattern Work

  • Demonstrate excellent knowledge of garment construction
  • Carry out pattern amendments (manual and or digital) to ensure correct garment fit
  • Produce accurate measurement charts and graded spec sheets for production

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Fit Sessions

  • Conduct internal fit sessions using models or mannequins
  • Evaluate fit, comfort, and appearance, implementing necessary changes
  • Attend customer fit sessions and ensure all feedback is actioned through to bulk

Production & Manufacturing

  • Partner with production teams and factories to optimise manufacturing processes
  • Ensure consistency, efficiency, and quality throughout production

Compliance & Standards

  • Ensure all garments meet regulatory, ethical, and company standards

Problem Solving

  • Identify and resolve technical or production issues proactively
  • Provide solutions to improve quality and efficiency

Communication

  • Maintain strong communication across internal teams, suppliers, and factories

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Factory Visits

  • Travel to factories if and when required to oversee fittings, production quality, and technical execution

Requirements

  • 3–5 years’ experience as a Garment Technologist, ideally within womenswear
  • Strong technical knowledge of garment construction, fit, grading, and manufacturing
  • Essential: hands-on experience with pattern cutting and pattern amendments (manual & or digital)
  • Experience using Optitex (preferred) or similar CAD systems..training will be given

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Skills

Garment Construction
Pattern Cutting
Pattern Amendments
Fit Analysis
Grading
Manufacturing Processes
Quality Control
Optitex
CAD Systems
Measurement Charts
Spec Sheets
Womenswear Technical Design

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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