Design Director, Women's Cut & Sew
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Our client, an intimates/loungewear brand, is seeking a Design Director to join their team in New York!
Responsibilities:Oversee the entire design development processBrainstorm design strategies to improve the brandLead a team of designersConduct trend researchSketch for new collectionsSelect fabrics for sample developmentEnsure brand design standards are met
Requirements:Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Design or relevant field10+ years of womens apparel design experienceStrong understanding of garment construction & fabricationExcellent communication and presentation skillsExcellent sketching and illustration skillsExpert in Adobe Creative Cloud + varying design software
Please submit your resume for consideration.
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