Temporary 16-Week Product Development Specialist - Fashion

Taylor Stitch Inc; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 112,000 - 167,000; Full time

Job summary

Taylor Stitch Inc. in San Francisco is seeking a Product Development professional for a roughly 16-week, temporary assignment. You will work with Design, PD, Technical Design, and factory partners to bring seasonal collections and collaborations to life.

This hands-on role focuses on woven tops and knit tops with broad exposure across the line. Responsibilities include managing the Product Development WIP, coordinating pass-offs, overseeing fabric/trim development, reviewing samples, and

Qualifications

• Experience in apparel Product Development.
• Comfortable working with factories and cross-functional teams.
• Strong understanding of fabrics, trims, samples, fit, labels, and packaging.

Responsibilities

• Build and manage the Product Development WIP.
• Coordinate Design × PD and PD × Technical Design pass-offs.
• Manage fabric and trim development, requests, and approvals.
• Review samples and support fittings.
• Prepare for and manage Line Adoption.
• Follow up with factories and keep development aligned after Line Adoption.
• Confirm PDPs across the collection.
• Support development and approval of labels, hangtags, and packaging.
• Help project-manage special projects and collaborations, including new packaging and labeling suites.

Skills

Product development

Cross-functional work

Fabric development

Samples & fittings

Line adoption

Packaging labels

Project management

Attention to detail

Job description

Taylor Stitch Inc. in San Francisco is seeking a Product Development professional for a roughly 16-week, temporary assignment. You will work with Design, PD, Technical Design, and factory partners to bring seasonal collections and collaborations to life.

This hands-on role focuses on woven tops and knit tops with broad exposure across the line. Responsibilities include managing the Product Development WIP, coordinating pass-offs, overseeing fabric/trim development, reviewing samples, and