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Women's Wear Designer

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As this brand continues to grow globally, they're looking for a talented Womenswear Designer to join their Design team.
Seeking a creative and detail-oriented designer with a passion for premium product and a strong understanding of the modern womenswear market. You'll play a key role in developing seasonal activewear collections, working closely with their Senior Designer and cross-functional teams to bring innovative ideas to life while maintaining the quality and attention to detail that define the brand.
What you'll be doing:
- Support the Senior Designer in creating apparel collections from concept through to completion.
- Research trends, fabrics, silhouettes, and new ideas that align with their aesthetic.
- Create detailed design packs to ensure a seamless handover to the Development team.
- Attend fittings and collaborate closely with Product Development to maintain design integrity throughout the process.
- Mentor and support Junior Designers.
- Maintain key collection documents, including collection overviews, sourcing packs, and performance reviews.
- Help ensure seasonal calendars and key deadlines are met.
- Support the presentation of seasonal collections to the Sales team.
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We're looking for someone with:
- A degree in Fashion Design or an equivalent qualification.
- 4+ years' experience in a Womenswear Design role, ideally activewear.
- Advanced Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop skills.
- Strong knowledge of garment construction, fit, and fabric performance.
- A passion for premium womenswear with an exceptional eye for detail.
- Excellent presentation, communication, and organizational skills.
- A collaborative approach and the ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.


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Benefits:
- Salary £35k-£45k
- Great public transport links
- 25 days holidays plus bank
- Enhanced benefits after qualifying period
Candidates must have full right to work in the UK (sponsorship is unfortunately not offered) and willing to work on an on-site basis full time.
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