Epidermolysis Bullosa Adaptive Kidswear Design
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
Looking for a creative fashion designer to generate sketches of clothing designs for a kids' clothing brand. The clothes are targeted at children with Epidermolysis Bullosa, so they should provide protection specifically on the feet, knees, elbows, armpit, lower back, and hands. The designs will be for a tshirt, legging, sock, dress, knee pad, glove, mitten, hand cover, dress, heel guard and toe guard. Rough sketches will be provided to the awarded designer for more detail. The designs are basic but will need to include areas of protection and labels for these technical aspects describing the items features.
The range to aim for with your clothing designs should begin from babies and go all the way up to teenagers. This line should be comfortable, stylish, and protective.
Key Requirements:
- Expertise in designing children's clothes
- Proficiency in generating sketches and illustrations
- Solid understanding of fabric properties. Our preferred materials are cotton and organic fabric, so the designs should leverage their unique qualities.
- Experience or insight regarding clothing for children with special needs would be a strong plus.
We are reinventing protective clothing for sensitive skin conditions, and your design role plays the key to achieving that. Can't wait to see what you'll produce!
The range to aim for with your clothing designs should begin from babies and go all the way up to teenagers. This line should be comfortable, stylish, and protective.
Key Requirements:
- Expertise in designing children's clothes
- Proficiency in generating sketches and illustrations
- Solid understanding of fabric properties. Our preferred materials are cotton and organic fabric, so the designs should leverage their unique qualities.
- Experience or insight regarding clothing for children with special needs would be a strong plus.
We are reinventing protective clothing for sensitive skin conditions, and your design role plays the key to achieving that. Can't wait to see what you'll produce!