Women’s Fashion Designer Needed
Budget: $15 – $25 CAD
I’m looking for a graphic designer who lives and breathes women’s fashion and can take a seasonal trend story all the way through to striking print-ready artwork. The core of the project is print designs for clothing—think placement graphics, all-over repeats, and signature motifs that feel unmistakably on-brand for us.
Here’s what I need:
• Mood-board through finalized collection: translate current trend research into 3–5 cohesive concepts that align with our brand vision.
• Original print files supplied in layered Illustrator or Photoshop format, sized for production and ready to hand straight to our factory.
• Colorways clearly annotated with Pantone references so our dye house can hit the exact shades.
• A short style guide (PDF) describing inspiration, intended garment categories, and usage suggestions.
Acceptance criteria:
• Prints must be fully vector or 300 dpi raster, seamless when required, and scaleable without loss.
• Every artwork accompanied by a mock-up on at least one women’s garment silhouette to show placement and proportion.
• Final approval includes two rounds of revisions on color or minor tweaks.
If you’re comfortable moving from initial trend boards to polished, production-ready graphics and can keep our feminine, contemporary vibe front and center, I’d love to see samples of your previous apparel print work and discuss timelines.
Here’s what I need:
• Mood-board through finalized collection: translate current trend research into 3–5 cohesive concepts that align with our brand vision.
• Original print files supplied in layered Illustrator or Photoshop format, sized for production and ready to hand straight to our factory.
• Colorways clearly annotated with Pantone references so our dye house can hit the exact shades.
• A short style guide (PDF) describing inspiration, intended garment categories, and usage suggestions.
Acceptance criteria:
• Prints must be fully vector or 300 dpi raster, seamless when required, and scaleable without loss.
• Every artwork accompanied by a mock-up on at least one women’s garment silhouette to show placement and proportion.
• Final approval includes two rounds of revisions on color or minor tweaks.
If you’re comfortable moving from initial trend boards to polished, production-ready graphics and can keep our feminine, contemporary vibe front and center, I’d love to see samples of your previous apparel print work and discuss timelines.