TRP Recruitment ltd
Graphic Designer - Men's & Boys

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Designer Opportunities
We are currently working on a number of exciting Designer opportunities with different sports, streetwear, and licensing businesses in London. These roles are ideal for highly creative, trend-focused designers with a strong fashion and graphics handwriting.
The successful candidates will be creating fashion-forward products across menswear and boyswear, with a strong focus on graphics, trend direction, and commercial product development.
Main Responsibilities
- Creating trend-led graphics and/or licensed product across menswear and boyswear
- Researching future fashion, sportswear, and streetwear trends and translating these into commercial design concepts
- Producing high-level trend boards, mood boards, and design presentations
- Developing strong graphics, placements, and product concepts
- Presenting ranges and creative direction to sales teams, buyers, and internal stakeholders
- Working closely with commercial and product teams to ensure ranges are relevant, innovative, and commercially viable
- Managing product through the licensing approval process and responding to feedback where required
- Keeping up to date with youth culture, fashion, and emerging design trends
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- Strong experience within graphics, licensed fashion, sportswear, or streetwear
- Highly creative with a contemporary, trend-focused design handwriting
- Excellent Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop skills with strong graphic and CAD ability
- Strong understanding of menswear and/or boyswear with experience creating commercial licensed product
- Confident presenting trend direction and design concepts, with strong communication and stakeholder management skills
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