Design original all-over prints, placement prints & embroideries, motifs and graphics aligned with the Disturbia brand aesthetic
Translate seasonal concepts and creative direction into fresh, commercially strong, production-ready artwork
Create seamless repeats, engineered layouts and accurate print files for development and production
Support seasonal concept development through strong research, mood boards and visual storytelling
Contribute to the creation of distinctive, collectible designs inspired by mystical, symbolic, folkloric and alternative subculture references
Collaborate closely with Design, Buying, Garment Technology, Production and external suppliers to ensure artwork is aligned, feasible and delivered to deadline
Confidently prepare artwork packs and amendments with accuracy and attention to detail
Maintain and organise print & embroidery strike offs, artwork libraries and related administration within the wider Print team
Keep up to date with niche trend movements, cultural references, subcultural shifts and competitor activity relevant to the Disturbia customer

A degree in Textile Design, Print Design, Graphic Design or a related discipline is preferred
A minimum of 3 years’ experience in print, textile or graphic design, ideally within fashion or a lifestyle brand with a strong visual identity
Strong portfolio demonstrating original print, and graphic design, with clear evidence of repeat, placement and motif development. Evidence of embroidery knowledge and experience would be beneficial but not essential.
Strong understanding of the Disturbia aesthetic, customer and competitive landscape
Excellent Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop skills
Strong ability to create production-ready artwork, including seamless repeats, print layouts and placement embroideries and embellishments.
Good eye for colour, composition, scale, pattern flow and detail
Commercial awareness and understanding of how design decisions influence product appeal and sales performance
Ability to work independently, manage priorities and respond quickly within an agile, fast-moving business
Strong research skills and a genuine interest in alternative fashion, folklore, symbolism, occult references, art and subculture
Hand-drawing or illustration skills would be an advantage
Experience with embellishment, embroidery or associated techniques would be beneficial, but is not essential
Experience working with suppliers and factories, including offshore production partners, would be advantageous
Confidence using a Wacom tablet is beneficial

Competitive Salary, subject to skills and experience, with potential bonus and paid overtime
Annual leave base starting at 21 days per year (+ bank holidays), and ability to accrue holidays with each years’ service
Hybrid and flexible working.
Generous staff allowance and discount
Free fresh fruit, snacks and drinks in office
Team social fund
Bi-Annual Paid team outings
Regular pay reviews
Birthday treats

Junior Print Designer

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