Fashion & Retail Personnel Ltd
Womenswear Designer - Woven Softs

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This is a great opportunity for an established and trend-lead womenswear soft wovens designer, with a young fashion Zara woman type handwriting, to join a leading business in London.
Working closely with the wider team and directors, you will be driving newness for the womenswear high street market across woven soft separates. This will include trend research and developing products with strong commercial appeal, ensuring designs reflect the latest trends, catwalk insights, and customer-specific requirements to support sales growth.
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The role will suit a womenswear soft wovens specialist with experience at a fast-paced supplier or high street retailer. You will also have a fashion-forward handwriting and sound knowledge of developing product in this area, coupled with a commercial mindset and the ability to work at pace, producing accurate and detailed tech packs.


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