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Industrial Textiles Limited in Toronto is seeking a structured and proactive Sourcing Coordinator - Textiles & Garments to oversee our apparel manufacturing pipeline. You will manage factory communication, track fabric and trim development, and ensure garment quality matches tech packs while meeting target costs and delivery windows.
You will maintain critical path calendars, coordinate lab dips and production milestones, onboard new factories with ethical checks, and work closely with design
We are seeking a structured and proactive Sourcing Coordinator - Textiles & Garments to oversee our apparel manufacturing pipeline. You will be responsible for managing factory communication, tracking fabric and trim development, maintaining critical path calendars, and monitoring production milestones. Your focus is to ensure garment quality matches tech pack specifications while meeting target costs and delivery windows.
Source fabrications, hardware, and labels based on Design team tech packs.
Request, log, and track lab dips, strike-offs, and fabric handloom submissions.
Coordinate material testing to ensure fabric meets performance and safety metrics.
Maintain the Time & Action calendar to avoid delivery delays.
Track garment sample stages including Proto, Fit, Size-Set, and Pre-Production.
Coordinate sample feedback from Technical Designers and convey corrections to factories.
Monitor daily factory work-in-progress logs for cutting, sewing, and packing.
Issue, track, and update purchase orders.
Audit vendor cost sheets, freight terms, and duty metrics to safeguard margins.
Onboard new factories, checking for ethical compliance and third-party certifications.
Compile final packing lists, commercial invoices, and customs documentation.
Partner with logistics teams to coordinate freight bookings and port drop-offs.
Troubleshoot fabric shortages, QA failures, or shipping bottlenecks.
Education: Degree or diploma in Fashion Merchandising, Apparel Production, Textile Science, or Business.
Experience: 2–4 years of experience in apparel sourcing, garment production, or buying.
Textile Knowledge: Strong understanding of fabric constructions, fiber types, garment washes, and print techniques.
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