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Garment Tech - Multi Product Ladieswear

Contract Type: Full Time
Location: London
Salary: £40000 - £50000 per annum
REF: 4909_1723732513
Contact Email: joanna@trprecruitment.com

Job Description

We are recruiting for a Senior Multi Product Garment Technologist to cover Ladies, Woven Soft-Separates, Jersey and Casual tailored separates to a host of High-Street/Online retailers, Supermarkets and Global customers.
This position would suit an experienced Garment Technologist with previous Pattern Cutting or QC experience. Comfortable working on tailoring and softs in a fast paced environment, maintaining short lead seal by dates and good working relationships with Customers and Colleagues alike.

Main Responsibilities Will Include:

  • Driving continuous product improvement.
  • Responsible for the approval of garments and advising on all aspects of fit, construction, and quality-related issues.
  • Attending fit meetings with customers and translating the comments to overseas factories advising clear, commercial solutions.
  • Creating size specifications and technical packs for issues to factories.
  • Working closely within the internal design, sampling, sales, and merchandising teams, and developing strong working relationships with customer's own technical teams
  • Liaise regularly with designers and customers regarding all aspects of fit, quality, and finish or products
  • Communicate all the information to technical teams within the factories offshore.

    Person Specification
  • Previous experience working with ladies' jersey and woven products
  • Confident dealing with buyers and senior technical managers within the customer base, to solve problems
  • Knowledge of working with or for High Street Multiples
  • Supplier or retail experience
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Expert knowledge of garment construction and manufacturing
  • Ability to work under pressure and to key deadlines on the Critical Path
  • Able to give clear concise technical comments to factories