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Textile Product Development Jobs in Georgia (NOW HIRING)

Product Development Coordinator

Atlanta, GA · On-site

$23 - $28.75/hr

Product Development Coordinator Reports to VP of Product Development Build products people actually ... Degree in Apparel, Textiles, or related field (or equivalent experience) Why This Role Stands Out ...

... product development, day-to-day business, or through acquisitions. As is Constellation's unique model, FOG Software buys and holds companies forever, which requires continuous investment in our ...

... product development, day-to-day business, or through acquisitions. As is Constellation's unique model, FOG Software buys and holds companies forever, which requires continuous investment in our ...

... product development, day-to-day business, or through acquisitions. As is Constellation's unique model, FOG Software buys and holds companies forever, which requires continuous investment in our ...

... product development, day-to-day business, or through acquisitions. As is Constellation's unique model, FOG Software buys and holds companies forever, which requires continuous investment in our ...

Collaborate with Product Development, Studio Design, Manufacturing, and Sales to ensure alignment ... High School Diploma or equivalent required. * 1-3 years of experience in Textile, product, or ...

Collaborate with Product Development, Studio Design, Manufacturing, and Sales to ensure alignment ... High School Diploma or equivalent required. * 1-3 years of experience in Textile, product, or ...

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Textile Product Development information

What is a Textile Product Development job?

A Textile Product Development job involves designing, sourcing, and developing fabrics and textile-based products for various applications, such as fashion, home furnishings, or technical textiles. Professionals in this role collaborate with designers, suppliers, and manufacturers to ensure materials meet quality, cost, and sustainability requirements. They oversee prototyping, testing, and production processes to bring innovative and market-ready textile products to life.

What are the typical daily responsibilities for someone working in Textile Product Development?

Professionals in Textile Product Development often spend their days collaborating with design, sourcing, and production teams to create new textile products or improve existing lines. Daily tasks may include researching trends and materials, creating technical specifications, evaluating prototypes, meeting with suppliers, and troubleshooting issues in the development process. You’ll likely alternate between hands-on fabric testing, digital design work, and meetings to align objectives and timelines. This blend of creative and technical responsibilities makes the role dynamic and impactful within a company’s product pipeline.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Textile Product Development position, and why are they important?

To thrive in Textile Product Development, you need a solid understanding of textile materials, product design, and manufacturing processes, typically supported by a degree in textiles, fashion, or a related field. Proficiency with tools such as CAD software, fabric testing equipment, and knowledge of industry standards is highly valued, along with certifications in textile technology or product management. Strong project management, teamwork, and creative problem-solving skills help you excel when working with cross-functional teams and suppliers. These abilities ensure you can develop innovative, high-quality products that meet customer and market demands efficiently.

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Product Development Manager, Soft Goods

The Elf on The Shelf

Atlanta, GA • On-site

$108K - $135K/yr

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago


Job description


Join us in Telling the Stories of Santa’s North Pole!

The Lumistella Company is a global intellectual property company dedicated to bringing Santa’s North Pole to life for children around the world through consumer products, original entertainment and brand experiences. We are home to the most iconic and beloved Christmas brands of this generation including The Elf on the Shelf, Elf Pets, and Elf Mates.

The Product Development Manager, Soft Goods will lead the executional development of all plush and textile-based products across Lumistella’s core and inbound licensed lines. From fashion-forward accessories to character-driven plush, this role ensures that each item meets the brand’s high creative standards while achieving cost, safety, and production feasibility targets.

This role works closely with Design and Sourcing to deliver accurate, vendor-ready documentation and to ensure storytelling, texture, and tactile delight are preserved through sampling and spec refinement. This role bridges creative intent and technical execution to deliver safe, engaging, and fully manufacturable products.

Projects include, but are not limited to elf dolls, costumes & clothing for elves (and potentially other characters), plush accessories, and plush characters of all shapes, sizes, and playable features. Each season can have upwards of 25 unique and innovative items for new development, in addition to products sold globally year after year requiring updates from previous seasons.

The Product Development Manager, Soft Goods will:

  • Lead development of plush characters, fashion accessories, and soft goods SKUs from design handoff through pre-production sample approval.
  • Provide fabric and plush construction guidance for hybrid products, such as dolls with roto-molded heads and plush/felt bodies.
  • Owns the technical translation of design intent into manufacturable, child-safe, and cost-conscious plush and fashion items—serving as the primary steward of tactile and structural quality.
  • Translate designs into detailed specifications, including materials, trims, die-cut patterns, construction methods, and finishing techniques.
  • Partner closely with factories on problem-solving as it relates to die cuts, patterns, seam allowances, and cutting processes to ensure finished good construction is flawless.
  • Acts as the primary decision-maker for plush construction feasibility.
  • Partner with the Product Engineer as needed to finalize product specifications, ensuring dimensional accuracy and construction feasibility.
  • Maintain accurate version control of specifications throughout sampling cycles.
  • Provide samples to the Packaging Structural Designer to validate product/packaging fit; packaging spec ownership is the responsibility of the Packaging Designer.
  • Provide samples to the Packaging Graphics team as needed for photography; ensure final art files are provided to the factory on time during Pre-Production phase.
  • Oversee sampling rounds, evaluate construction quality, softness, scale, and appearance, and manage adjustments in coordination with vendors and internal stakeholders.
  • Provide clear, actionable feedback to factories on sample revisions, materials, and construction adjustments.
  • Ensure products meet market expectations for the brands’ emotional and tactile experiences as premium goods meant to be cherished by consumers year after year.
  • Partner with Sourcing, Costing, and factories to align on material sourcing, cost targets, BOM accuracy, and feasibility resolution.
  • Work with Compliance & QC to ensure plush and textile products meet all required safety and regulatory standards.
  • Validate all products meet performance and functional requirements as defined in conjunction with the Director of Product Development.
  • Work closely with Program Management to maintain schedule adherence and escalate risks for projects that are in danger, offering solutions to mitigate the risks and minimize impact to ship dates.

If you want to be one of us...

The ideal candidate will bring:

  • 5+ years in plush, apparel, or soft goods engineering / product development
  • Experience managing development cycles across seasonal and licensed product lines
  • Experience working with licensed IP partners on product submissions and approvals
  • Strong understanding of cut-and-sew, 3D character plush, and cost optimization
    • Pattern-making knowledge, cut and sew construction and 3D volume development
    • Understanding of textile performance characteristics
    • Knowledge of trims, embellishments, embroidery techniques
    • Strong knowledge of cost estimating and designing to specified cost restraints for soft goods
  • Digital tool experience preferred (PLM, Adobe Illustrator, CAD familiarity)
  • Experience working directly with overseas vendors and factories (China, Vietnam, or similar manufacturing hubs)
  • Familiarity with CPSIA and plush safety standards (domestic & international)
  • Protects company assets through the proper management of asset files and adherence to company policy with regard to information security and management.

Education requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Product Development, Fashion Technology, Industrial Design, or a related field

The above is intended to describe the general content of and requirements for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of essential functions, responsibilities or requirements. A full and complete copy of the Job Description is available upon request.

Want to Know More?

To learn more about our company, check out our web site at: www.Lumistella.com.

The Lumistella Company is an equal employment opportunity employer.