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Pact in Boulder, Colorado, is seeking a materials expert to manage seasonal textile development and partner with suppliers. You will ensure high-quality, sustainable materials contribute to the brand's mission of conscious clothing production.
Your responsibilities include overseeing the testing process, advocating for the right fabric decisions, and maintaining material libraries. A minimum of 5 years experience in natural materials development is essential.
Competitive salary ranges from $100,000 to $115,000 annually, depending on experience, and a commitment to sustainability underpins all work.
Hi, we’re Pact — it’s great to meet you. Since 2009, we’ve been on a mission to help people dress themselves well with clothing that’s stylish, comfortable, and consciously made. From thoughtfully designed apparel for men and women to soft, sustainable bedding, we make everyday basics that feel good for you and the planet. We partner with Fair Trade Certified™ factories and everything is made with Organic Cotton. For more information, visit https://wearpact.com/about.
This is a hands‑on materials role. You own the seasonal textile development process from initial direction and supplier development through testing and approved materials, and you keep our physical and digital material library current and trusted. You are the materials expert in the room. You advocate for the right fabric, even when that means pushing back on design or leadership. When a concept cannot execute in the intended fabric, you are the person who says so early, explains why, and brings the alternative.
You report to the Head of Development and partner daily with design, color, merchandising, development, and operations to bring materials to market that are high-quality, functional, and fully aligned with our sustainability commitments and product architecture. Over time, you help Pact build toward direct mill relationships.
$100,000 to $115,000 annually, depending on experience.
At Pact, sustainability is the work, not a footnote. We are a team of people who care deeply about how things are made, what they are made from, and what kind of industry we are helping to build. The materials we develop are the foundation of everything we put into the world. If you want to do that work at a brand that is genuinely committed to getting it right, this is the place.