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Fall 2026 Design Operations Intern

Proper Cloth

Manhattan, NY • On-site

$24/hr

Temporary

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description

We're looking for a Design Operations intern to join our Product Team for the Fall to keep our design studio running smoothly. The most important part of this role is organization - making sure our physical and digital workspaces are in great shape so the design team can move fast and focus on the creative work. You'll get meaningful exposure to how a modern luxury menswear brand develops product, from fabric selection through to the finished collection.
This is a hands-on, operations-driven role within a design team - ideal for someone who is highly organized but also genuinely interested in product, materials, and construction. You won't be observing from a distance - you'll be embedded in a working design team during one of our busiest development periods.
Requirements
Core Responsibilities
Studio & Sample Organization (Primary Focus)
  • Maintain and organize the physical design studio: fabric swatches, sample garments, trim libraries (buttons, snaps, hardware), reference garments, and mood board materials
  • Build and maintain a clear system for tracking incoming samples - log arrivals, photograph and tag samples, file by season/category/status
  • Organize and archive fabric swatch libraries by mill, season, and category so the team can pull references quickly during fabric appointments and design reviews
  • Keep the sample closet current - ensuring approved samples are accessible, archived seasons are properly stored, and returns/sends are tracked

Digital Organization & Support
  • Support the ClickUp line sheet by adding swatch images, updating product status fields, and ensuring entries have complete data (pricing, arrival dates, supplier info, SKU counts)
  • Document all existing Proper Cloth Design Details for digital library and reference documents
  • Take photos to document design and construction of reference samples (inside, outside, collars, cuffs, hems, linings, etc.) for future design references

Design Support
  • Assist with fabric appointment prep - pulling relevant swatches, organizing competitive references, and preparing mood boards
  • Help prep design reviews and concept presentations with organized visual materials
  • Support the team with ad hoc tasks during production and concepting: measurement documentation, photography coordination, competitive shopping, and fabric sourcing research

What You'll Learn
  • How a menswear brand develops product from concept through production - the full lifecycle across shirts, pants, knitwear, and outerwear
  • Fabric knowledge: mills, weaves, cotton types, yarn construction, finishing treatments - the technical language of quality menswear
  • How design systems work in practice: named models, construction hierarchies, and how individual design choices express brand positioning
  • PLM and collection management using ClickUp, Miro, and industry-standard tools
  • How a small, high-output design team balances creative ambition with production discipline

Who You Are
  • Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in fashion design, textile design, merchandising, or a related field
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented - you're the person who keeps track of everything and builds and maintains systems that actually work
  • Comfortable with both physical and digital organization - equally at home filing fabric swatches and managing project management software
  • Genuine interest in menswear, fabric, and product quality - you don't have to be an expert, but curiosity matters
  • Self-starter who can see what needs doing without being told - in a small studio, initiative and proactivity is everything
  • Exposure to ClickUp or PLM, Miro, Google Workspace, or similar tools (or a fast learner)
  • Bonus: experience with Clo3D, Adobe Creative Suite, or garment measurement/tech packs

Details
  • Location: NYC office in SoHo
  • Schedule: Mon-Thurs, late August through mid-December

Benefits
  • Compensation: $24.00/hr + $20/day lunch credit