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Menswear Garment Tech

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We’re looking for an experienced Garment Technologist to join a fast-paced apparel team, working on a brand new category, for an established RTW brand, specialising in Menswear across tailoring, outerwear, shirting, trousers, denim and jersey. You’ll own the technical journey from concept through to bulk production, working closely with Designers, Product Developers and global suppliers to deliver exceptional fit, quality, performance and commerciality.
What you’ll be doing:
- Lead fittings, manage specs, grading and technical workbooks, and approve bulk production.
- Partner with suppliers and factories to resolve technical, fit and production challenges.
- Drive consistent fit and quality across core product areas.
- Manage product testing, compliance, AQL standards and quality reporting.
- Analyse returns and competitor insights to improve product performance and reduce returns.
- Support supplier compliance, factory visits, sustainability initiatives and new sourcing opportunities.
- Provide technical expertise across multiple brands and product categories when required.
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What we’re looking for:
- Experience as a Garment Technologist, with strong Menswear expertise.
- Excellent knowledge of fit, grading, garment construction, pattern cutting and manufacturing.
- Confident assessing fit, balance, proportion and silhouette across different fits.
- Strong understanding of trims, components and bulk production challenges.
- Experience working with overseas suppliers, technical labs and cross-functional teams.
- Commercially aware, highly organised and confident working to tight deadlines.
- Strong problem-solving skills and excellent communication abilities.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.


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