Senior Fabric Research Developer
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MONCLER
We are looking for a passionate and experienced Senior Fabric Research Developer to join our Fabrics R&D; team, based in our Global HQ in Milan, Italy. As a Senior Fabric Research Developer, you will drive the development and sourcing of innovative fabrics, embroideries, and trims, ensuring alignment with the creative vision, quality standards, and collection timelines.
Your Impact
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- Creative & Seasonal Development Partner with the Design team to identify, propose, and develop the most suitable fabrics, trims, and embroideries, providing both creative and technical expertise.
- Drive the sourcing of fabrics, embroideries, and components, ensuring alignment with seasonal objectives, brand identity, and product requirements.
- Lead the creation and evolution of seasonal color and fabric mood boards to support collection development and material direction.
- Oversee the maintenance and evolution of core fabric lines, proactively identifying opportunities for innovation and continuous improvement.
Cross-functional Collaboration & Process Management
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- Coordinate closely with Production Development teams to align fabric development with the seasonal calendar and ensure timely delivery.
- Drive cross-functional collaboration to enhance efficiency and effectiveness throughout the fabric development process.
- Ensure consistency with brand aesthetics, collection vision, and technical requirements throughout all development stages.
- Oversee cost, quality, and performance evaluations to support both business objectives and creative excellence.
Qualifications
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- +8 years of experience in a similar role within the fashion or textile industry.
- Proven experience collaborating with international design teams in HQ environments.
- Strong organizational and project
📌 Senior Fabric Research Developer (Milano)
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📍 Milano