Womenswear Designer ( Urban Streetwear ) Wanted — London Up to £35,000 Benefits Full-time : London - Office based We’re working with a fast-growing, London grown, urban, streetwear brand known for authentic culture, bold collections, and a tight-knit community. They’re looking for a mid level womenswear Designer who lives the lifestyle and has hands-on womenswear design experience in this field. This is a chance to design with real creative freedom, shape the brand’s direction, and work in a team that values authenticity above all else. Key Responsibilities: Design seasonal womenswear collections from sketch to sample Source and experiment with fabrics, colours, and silhouettes that resonate with streetwear culture Produce sketches, CADs, mood boards, and detailed tech packs Work closely with suppliers to bring your ideas to life Collaborate with creative teams on campaigns, social content, and collaborations Keep finger on the pulse of urban culture, music, and art trends Requirements ( must have experience ) Recent womenswear with urban streetwear design experience at a relevant STREETWEAR or fashion brand, a focus on sportswear would be very interesting Portfolio showcasing bold, streetwear-focused womenswear Strong technical skills in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and garment construction Authentic personal connection to streetwear culture, urban — you live it, not just design for it Comfortable in a fast-paced, collaborative creative environment London based and eligible to work in the UK Opportunity to shape an independent brand’s identity and creative direction Look forward to hearing from some great talent “We will endeavour to contact you within 48 hours of receiving your CV, however due to the nature of our business this may be delayed due to meetings, holidays and offsite visits. If you have not had a response within 7 days then please assume that your application has been unsuccessful, due to high volume response unfortunately we are unable to reply to all applicants.” streetwear mensweardesigner london recruiting dobsonwelch dominicbarclay