Junior Designer - Womenswear Print and Graphics (Fashion)

TL;DR

Junior Designer - Womenswear Print and Graphics (Fashion): Developing and implementing prints and graphics for womenswear brands with an accent on speed-to-market and main collection designs. Focus on translating trend research and initial concepts into commercial, saleable products for Jersey and Woven categories.

Location: Hybrid (must be based in Liverpool or London, UK)

Company

hirify.global is the team behind the digital retailer Very, focusing on helping families get more out of life through a wide range of products.

What you will do

• Research prints and graphics for speed-to-market and long-lead trends across Jersey, Wovens, and Nightwear.
• Create print-focused trend boards, catwalk reports, and shop reports for multiple categories.
• Collaborate with buying teams to ensure prints and graphics are cohesive and saleable.
• Partner with technical teams to advise factories on printing techniques and colors.
• Source from the supply base and maintain strong relationships with suppliers.
• Analyze sales data to design commercially relevant, fashion-forward graphics with the customer in mind.

Requirements

• Previous experience as an Assistant or Junior Designer within a womenswear team.
• Detailed understanding of the design process for Jersey and Woven categories.
• Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, handpainting, and drawing.
• Knowledge of printing techniques, fabrics, and color theory.
• Ability to create detailed print and graphic packs for the supply chain.
• Knowledge of AI to assist in the print design process.

Culture & Benefits

• Flexible, hybrid working model.
• £1,000 flexible benefits allowance.
• 27 days holiday plus bank holidays.
• Access to LinkedIn Learning.
• Up to 25% discount on Very.co.uk.
• Matched pension up to 6% and performance-related bonus potential.

Hiring process

• First stage: 45-minute Microsoft Teams interview with the Hiring Manager to review portfolio and experience.
• Second stage: 1-hour interview (in-person or via Teams) involving a presentation of a creative design brief.