Junior Designer - Ladies Multiproduct

Due to expansion an exciting opportunity has arisen for a multiproduct junior designer to join my client who a leading fashion supplier based in their Central London office you'll be part of a collaborative team, gaining valuable exposure .This is a hands-on role in a fast-paced, creative environment where no two days are the same and a fantastic opportunity to develop your career.
This is a hands-on role where no two days are the same, you'll work across a variety of apparel categories, supporting the team to create fresh, trend-led ranges with a contemporary approach to India product.
If you're highly organised and detail-oriented, with previous experience in a similar role on the supplier or retail side, this could be the perfect next step for you! Ladieswear experience essential menswear or childrenswear experience advantageous but not essential
Main Responsibilities and Duties will include

• Work closely with the Design Manager to develop product ranges across multiple apparel categories.
• Research emerging trends and adapt them for our customer end use, with a fresh and modern eye
• Creating tech packs ensuring technical details are accurate
• Communicate with factories and manage workload within deadlines
• Build customer relationships and manage expectations
• Support in essential design admin to keep projects running smoothly

Person Specification

• Proficiency in Illustrator and Photoshop, with the ability to create garment CADs
• Knowledge of garment specing and an understanding of technical details
• Ladies multiproduct design experience essential , men's or babywear advantageous but not essential
• Supplier brand or retail background considered
• Strong communication skills, a collaborative mindset, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
• Previous experience in apparel, either with a supplier or on the retail side
• A genuine passion for the fashion industry and teamwork
• A degree in Fashion Design, or equivalent practical industry experience
• AI-assisted design capability welcomed but not essential