Fashion Designer, Streetwear (all genders)

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6PM is a European fashion and lifestyle streetwear brand based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Founded by Achraf Ait Bouzalim, the brand is characterized by its strong community ties, contemporary designs, and high-quality pieces. A team of young, creative minds operates within a fast-paced and productive environment that fosters innovation. Our goal is to make a progressive contribution to today's streetwear and fashion culture. Tasks Design distinctive styles, capsules, and signature pieces with strong brand recognition and a deep understanding of innovation, subculture, and cultural relevance Produce accurate technical drawings and complete tech packs using Adobe Illustrator or comparable softwares Independently develop and implement innovative streetwear collections – from initial concept and sketches to final production approval Identify and analyse international trends in fashion, streetwear, colours, materials, silhouettes, and consumer behavior Create inspiring mood boards, colour concepts, and collection frameworks that reflect brand identity and meet target-group needs Maintain and manage styles, specifications, and all relevant data within the PLM system (Delogue) Take responsibilty of the entire design process, and help with fittings, sample reviews, technical refinements and final quality approvals Collaborate closely with the Product development Team, Buying, Marketing, and Production Communicate effectively with international manufacturers, particularly in Europe and East Asia, to ensure quality standards, timelines, and market compliance Participate in national and international trade fairs, industry events, and inspirational trips to gather creative insights and expand the professional network Requirements Successfully completed studies in Fashion Design or a comparable qualification At least 5 years of professional experience in fashion design, ideally within the streetwear or urban fashion segment Strong understanding of streetwear culture, current