Sewer

3 Sister's Dress Shop; Albay; On-site; PHP 167,400 - 223,200; Full time

Job summary

A local dress shop in the Philippines is seeking a sewer to create and repair garments and home goods. Responsibilities include sewing, fabric cutting, and following patterns. The ideal candidate should have strong sewing skills and attention to detail. A high school diploma is preferred, with optional training in sewing techniques.

Qualifications

• Proficient in using both hand tools and sewing machines.
• Preferred high school diploma with optional formal training in sewing.

Responsibilities

• Use sewing machines or hand tools to stitch materials together.
• Create garments, accessories, and other items.
• Cut fabric according to patterns or measurements.

Skills

Sewing Skills

Attention to Detail

Creativity

Knowledge of Fabrics

Problem-solving

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Certifications in tailoring, sewing, or fashion design

Job description

Overview

A sewer (also spelled seamstress or tailor, depending on the focus) is a person who sews fabric, leather, or other materials to create or repair garments, home goods, and other products.

Responsibilities

• Sewing and Construction: Use sewing machines or hand tools to stitch materials together based on design specifications.
• Create garments, accessories, home textiles (e.g., curtains, upholstery), and other items.
• Follow patterns or custom specifications to ensure accurate construction.
• Fabric Cutting: Cut fabric according to patterns or measurements to prepare pieces for sewing.

Skills

• Sewing Skills: Proficient in using both hand tools and sewing machines.
• Attention to Detail: Ensuring precision in stitching, cutting, and fitting.
• Creativity: Ability to design or alter garments to suit specific needs or trends.
• Knowledge of Fabrics: Understanding different types of fabrics and their specific care and handling needs.
• Problem-solving: Ability to address issues like fabric tears, fitting problems, or design adjustments.

Education and Training

• Basic Education: A high school diploma or equivalent is often preferred, although formal education may not be a strict requirement.
• Formal Training (Optional but Beneficial): Some sewers may attend technical or vocational schools to learn sewing techniques, pattern-making, fabric knowledge, and garment construction.
• Certifications in tailoring, sewing, or fashion design are available.