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In-House Fashion Designer – Full Time

Francine Collections is an OEM brand Soft Goods & Women’s Profession Business Case design company with global development innovative solutions. Some of customers include; Dell, HP, Belkin, Girl Scouts of USA, etc.

We are currently looking for a Soft / Hard Goods Industrial / Fashion Designer for development at our Branford, Connecticut studio.

  • You will work within our designer group to execute on brand and product-marketing goals, strategies and roadmaps. Projects and tasks may include, but are not limited to: soft goods products ranging from bags to sleeves, backpacks, briefcases, rollers and Girls Accessories/ Apparel .
  • You will create client presentations, sample & production specs, conduct sample reviews, develop CMF for mass production products.
  • We need you to be able to hit the ground running. Must be able to think on one’s feet to quickly and efficiently develop products ready for STYLE & FUNCTION, along with mass production.

Qualifications:

  • 3-5 years’ experience in Soft / Hard Goods development and design
  • Highly proficient in Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, SolidWorks, CAD, Microsoft Sharepoint
  • Possess knowledge about materials and finishes and manufacturing & development processes. Including coloring, lab dips, measurement standards, fabrics, trims, and construction methods
  • Experience working w Asian factories and manufacturers- a plus!

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