TRP Recruitment ltd
Senior Designer - Womenswear Jersey

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We are seeking a talented Senior Womenswear Designer to join a friendly and successful, well-established fashion business.
This is an exciting opportunity for a commercially minded and trend-driven designer with a strong elevated womenswear jersey handwriting. You will have a refined, modern and feminine design aesthetic, with the ability to create fashion-forward yet commercially successful collections.
This role does offer hybrid working of 2-3 days a week in the office.
Main Responsibilities Will Include:
- Designing and developing commercially successful elevated womenswear jersey collections, alongside nightwear and loungewear.
- Creating trend-led, contemporary product with a strong focus on silhouette, styling, fabric, print and detail.
- Researching and interpreting global fashion trends, identifying key colours, fabrics and product opportunities relevant to the target customer.
- Creating seasonal mood boards, trend presentations, CADs and detailed technical packs.
- Bringing fresh ideas and a strong fashion perspective to each season's collections.
- Working closely with customers, product development teams and overseas suppliers throughout the design and development process.
- Presenting seasonal collections, trend direction and new product ideas confidently to internal teams and retail customers.
- Sourcing fabrics, prints, graphics and trims to support the development of elevated and commercially relevant ranges.
- Supporting the product development process from initial concept through to sample approval and production.
- Building strong relationships with customers and suppliers to ensure the successful delivery of each collection.
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- Previous experience as a Womenswear Designer or Senior Designer, ideally with a strong focus on jersey.
- A portfolio demonstrating an elevated, modern and fashion-forward womenswear handwriting.
- Experience designing contemporary womenswear jersey, with exposure to loungewear or nightwear also advantageous.
- Strong trend forecasting and market analysis skills, with a genuine passion for womenswear fashion.
- The ability to interpret catwalk, social and wider market trends and translate them into commercially successful product.
- A strong understanding of fabric, fit, silhouette and styling, with an eye for detail.
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Illustrator and Photoshop.
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
- Excellent communication, presentation and relationship-building skills.
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