FASHION//SZN
Product Developer

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Company Description
FASHION//SZN is an inclusive fashion brand where style is size-less and design-driven. Built on the belief that fashion should celebrate every body, we create curated, in-house collections with an unwavering focus on fit, comfort, and contemporary style. As our brand rapidly grows, we are expanding our offering to launch a dedicated range for sizes UK 6–14. We are seeking ambitious talent to help us bring our signature attention to detail and fit excellence to an even broader audience.
Role Description
The Product Developer will work full-time on-site in the Manchester Area, UK, driving the development of our new UK 6–14 range. Working closely with design, sourcing, and merchandising teams, you will lead fit sessions, establish standard sizing specs, and ensure every garment meets FASHION//SZN’s standards for quality, construction, and comfort.
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Day-to-day Responsibilities
- Product development
- Managing tech packs
- Researching fabrics and trims
You will play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between design vision and commercial execution as we scale our product portfolio.
Key Responsibilities
- Drive Range Development: Manage the product life cycle for sizes UK 6–14 from initial concept and tech packs through to production.
- Source Materials: Research and source fabrics, trims, and components, ensuring quality, durability, and cost efficiency.


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Qualifications
- Proven experience in apparel Product Development sizing (UK 6–14).
- Solid raw material knowledge (fabrics, trims, and performance capabilities).
- Excellent communication skills to work cross-functionally with internal teams.
- Strong organizational skills to manage multiple project timelines simultaneously.
- Degree or equivalent industry experience in Fashion Product Development, Fashion Technology, Textiles, or a related field.
Salary
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