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Paul Brown

Seamstress/Tailor

Brandon
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Company Description

Paul Brown is a British luxury clothing manufacturer specializing in stylish, high-quality ladies’ and men’s apparel. The company focuses on craftsmanship, premium materials, and refined design for clients seeking luxury garments. All products are available online with international delivery to over 40 countries, offering a global reach and diverse customer base. Paul Brown also provides CMT (cut, make, trim) and private label services to domestic and international clients, creating tailored solutions for brands and boutiques. Team members work in a professional environment that values precision, attention to detail, and exceptional customer experience.

Role Description

This is a part-time, on-site Seamstress/Tailor role based in Brandon. The Seamstress/Tailor will be responsible for dressmaking and tailoring tasks, including garment construction, alterations, repairs, and finishing to luxury standards. Daily work includes measuring and fitting clients, adjusting garments for optimal fit, and following design specifications and patterns. The role also involves collaborating with the customer service team, communicating clearly with clients about their needs, and maintaining accurate records of work orders. The Seamstress/Tailor will help uphold quality control, ensure timely completion of pieces, and support production needs for both retail and private label collections.

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  • Candidates should possess strong dressmaking skills, including garment construction, alterations, and finishing.
  • Candidates should possess tailoring skills for both ladies’ and men’s clothing, with a focus on precise fit and luxury standards.
  • Candidates should possess fitting skills, including accurate measuring, pinning, and assessing garment adjustments.
  • Candidates should possess effective communication and customer service skills to interact professionally with clients and colleagues.
  • Experience in a luxury or high-end clothing environment is beneficial.
  • Ability to read and interpret patterns and technical specifications is preferred.
  • Strong attention to detail, manual dexterity, and proficiency with industrial sewing machines and related equipment are advantageous.
  • Previous experience as a seamstress, tailor, or alterations specialist, and relevant vocational training or certifications are preferred.
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Skills

Dressmaking
Garment Construction
Tailoring
Alterations
Fitting
Measuring
Pattern Reading
Industrial Sewing Machines
Customer Service
Quality Control
Finishing
Technical Specifications

Location

Brandon, England, United Kingdom

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