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Seasonal Print Pattern Design Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Execute the print/pattern vision for both Apparel & Footwear, through collaboration with cross ... Proven ability to drive consumer-centric design and development process * Ability to collect ...

Sr Surface Designer Manager

Apex, NC · On-site

$78K - $83K/yr

Lead seasonal print, pattern, color, and surface-design development across apparel and gift categories. * Create original artwork through hand painting, drawing, digital illustration, and other ...

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Seasonal Concept Development * Develop seasonal color palettes and print direction aligned with ... Design original prints and patterns across all categories for mainline and collaborations

Seasonal Concept Development * Develop seasonal color palettes and print direction aligned with ... Design original prints and patterns across all categories for mainline and collaborations

Lead the development of seasonal concepts, mood boards, colorways, prints, and material stories ... Oversee print, pattern, and surface design development, including original artwork and licensed ...

Textile Technologist, Print

New York, NY · On-site

$77K - $102K/yr

Follow all print, pattern and graphics are captured and tracked via seasonal Centric tracking chart ... CAD artists and vendors for the printing techniques and limitations based on repeat, special ...

Create core bedding and pillow programs to support seasonal print & pattern styles * Regularly shop ... Create accurate & detailed design specs for products * Issue comments for product samples, strike ...

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How much do seasonal print pattern design jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for seasonal print pattern design in the United States is $26.95, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $34.13 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Seasonal Print Pattern Design vs Textile Designer?

AspectSeasonal Print Pattern DesignTextile Designer
CredentialsOften requires a background in fashion, graphic design, or textile artsTypically requires a degree in textile design, fashion, or related fields
Work EnvironmentDesign studios, fashion houses, or freelanceTextile mills, fashion companies, or freelance
Industry UsageFocuses on creating seasonal patterns for apparel, accessories, or home decorDesigns entire fabric collections, including patterns and textures for various products

Seasonal Print Pattern Design specializes in creating specific patterns for seasonal collections, often focusing on trend-driven motifs. Textile Designers develop comprehensive fabric designs, including patterns and textures, for broader textile applications. While both roles involve pattern creation, Seasonal Print Pattern Design is more trend and season-focused, whereas Textile Design encompasses a wider range of fabric development.

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Director, Design, Male Print + Pattern

San Francisco, CA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Gap rating

6.8

Company rating: 6.8 out of 10

Based on 279 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz


Job description

About the Role
In this role, you will drive the development of Male color, print and pattern identity for the brand. You will develop seasonal print and woven concepts using a CAD system to create repeats, colorways, and scale variations of both purchased and original artwork. You'll need to partner closely with the design team and understand the brand aesthetic to achieve iconic and flawless concepts.What You'll Do
  • Create seasonal print concepts and build out relevant print/yarn dye/ embroidery pattern stories from that concept that are on brand

  • Works closely with the concept team to deliver color palettes.

  • Lead, develop and guide CAD Textile Designers and Associate Designers to build a highly talented and technically experienced team

  • Ensure prints and yarn dyes are maintained in CAD system by team in multiple colorways and various sizes, maximizing efficiency and organization and meeting deadlines

  • Collaborate and lead others in key initiatives and their implementation, engaging business leaders to maintain an understanding of business needs.

  • Responsible for planning, budget, and end results; set policies and strategic direction for team

  • Maintain an understanding of print and CAD technology trends in the market, provide relevant imagery to communicate print trends and set the strategy and vision for seasonal color/print boards and constantly aware of new and emerging pattern trends that meet the brand filter and used for chase/ fast.

  • Oversee the preparation of artwork packages that comply with production ready standards, providing well defined recommendations to meet business requirements

Who You Are
  • Expert knowledge of CAD systems/software/printers (NedGraphics; Illustrator; Photoshop), MS Office and Excel, print and textile designs, color matching and creation of colorways

  • Strong leadership, organizational, time management and communication skills

  • Awareness of product development from conceptualization to finished design for textiles

  • Evaluate sometimes complex situations using multiple sources of information (internal and external sources)

  • Able to filter, prioritize, analyze, and validate potentially complex in-depth understanding of concepts and procedures within computer aided design, textiles, fabric, and color, and understanding of procedures and concepts in other areas, such as design, merchandising and production.

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