Designer - Activewear
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Our client, a fast growing apparel company, is seeking a Senior Designer for Women's Activewear to join their team in New York!
Responsibilities:Collaborate with the design team to create an assortment of active apparel focused on the Mass marketmanage the development of garments from conception through productionSketching and CADsParticipate in fitting sessionsDeep understanding of current trends and the contemporary/missy marketProficient in illustrator and photoshop
Requirements:At least 5 years of experience in the activewear fast fashion categoryBachelor's degreeexperience with CADs and Tech PacksPrint design experience is a plusAbility to work full time in the NYC office
Please submit your resume for consideration.
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