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Designer - Women's Sportswear

FAM Brands
Location
Beverly Hills, California, United States
Posted
18 days ago
Department
Design - Rockfit
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Bachelor's degree in Fashion Design or a related field
  • 6+ years of experience in apparel design with a focus on sportswear or lifestyle categories
  • Strong portfolio showcasing sportswear or related apparel designs (must include CADs, flats, concept development, and final product examples)
  • Proficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and other design tools; familiarity with PLM systems REQUIRED (Centric PLM experience a plus)
  • Solid knowledge of garment construction, technical fabrics, trims and fit standards
  • Strong sense of trend forecasting, color and material innovation
Nice to have
  • Experience designing for Costco or Sam's Club Programs, or larger retail stores such as Target and Walmart
  • Familiarity with sustainable design practices or circular product development
  • 3D design experience (e.g., Clo3D, Browzwear) a plus but not required
What the job really is

The Designer for Women's Sportswear at FAM Brands will be responsible for creating seasonal collections that meet brand strategy and customer expectations. Daily tasks include designing, researching market trends, preparing presentation materials, collaborating with various teams, and managing timelines to ensure successful product development.

Benefits
  • Salary range of $80,000 — $90,000 USD
  • Participation in annual bonus program (Non-Sales) or commission program (Sales)
  • Commitment to fair and transparent compensation
  • Competitive benefits
Things to weigh
  • No specific mention of remote work options
  • Focus on sportswear may limit exposure to other apparel categories
  • Fast-paced environment may lead to shifting priorities and timelines
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