Diane Heritage
Seamstress

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Company Description
Diane Heritage is an Irish womenswear brand dedicated to timeless design, understated luxury, and enduring style. Based in Northern Ireland, the brand focuses on garments made from natural fibres, crafted by skilled makers who preserve heritage techniques while refining modern silhouettes. Diane Heritage values quality and ethics, ensuring that elegance is expressed in fine details and responsible production. Drawing inspiration from Ireland’s landscapes and craftsmanship, the brand creates collections that honour tradition while supporting contemporary lifestyles.
Role Description
This is a remote contract position for a seamstress located near Belfast, focusing on the creation and refinement of womenswear garments. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Cutting, sewing, and finishing pieces to a high standard
- Performing fittings, alterations, and tailoring to ensure an excellent fit and comfort
- Collaborating with the creative director, interpreting patterns, and maintaining consistency with the brand’s aesthetic and quality expectations
- Offering guidance on garment adjustments, while meeting clearly defined timelines and expectations


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Qualifications
- Strong dressmaking skills, including garment construction, alterations, and finishing.
- Proficiency in tailoring and fitting to achieve precise, comfortable, and flattering fits.
- Attention to detail, manual dexterity, and a commitment to high-quality craftsmanship.
- Experience with heritage or luxury womenswear is highly beneficial.
- Ability to interpret patterns, follow technical specifications, and work collaboratively with a design team.
- Previous experience in a similar dressmaking or tailoring role; relevant vocational or technical training is an advantage.
- Reliability, time management skills, and the ability to work remotely near Belfast on a part-time schedule.
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