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Design Assistant

San Francisco, CA

Clean luxury. Better for you. At Everlane, we believe luxury should be as effortless as it is conscious. We partner with ethical factories, work with premium, sustainably sourced materials, and strive to leave the industry cleaner than we found it. There's still much to do, and we're excited to grow a team of motivated humans ready for the challenge. The journey toward better continues.

We believe that luxury should be as effortless as it is conscious.  We see fashion as both a vehicle for self-expression and a platform for doing the right thing.  We started a movement of breaking the status quo and we’re continuing to build on that legacy - together - with those who aspire to something greater.

The Everlane Design team is a group of passionate people focused on creating product that lives up to our vision: Creating a sustainable way to build a forever wardrobe with minimal impact on the planet. We believe there is no need to be any compromise between looking good, feeling good, and doing good. We are entrepreneurial and strategic in our approach and are consumer obsessed, data curious, and prioritize building product that is leading the way for the industry for sustainability and design. The color team champions the product across the company including Design, Marketing, Creative, Planning, Digital, and Product Development. Everyone on our team is accountable for our approach; to create an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives are encouraged and both past experiences and new ways of thinking are valued.

The Assistant Designer provides creative and practical support to the Men’s and Women’s Wovens team through all aspects of the product life cycle, from initial concept to final pre-production prototypes. This person needs to be proficient in following design direction in a timely manner and will build an understanding of each product and how it performs. The Assistant Designer should exhibit the attributes of a good team member. This person needs to be open to feedback from peers and leaders and take action on the feedback. This person plays a key supporting role in line with the overall product strategy. 

This position will report to the Design Managers of Men’s and Women’s Wovens.

Your day-to-day:

  • Provide support in the day-to-day activities that maintain Design team functions
  • Organize personal work streams and deliver work that meets objectives within deadlines
  • Maintain and organize Design documents (physical and digital)
  • Maintain and organize Design trim library
  • Assist with the preparation of presentations for milestone meetings
  • Assist Design team with flat technical sketches and preparation of tech packs
  • Collaborate with Design team to set up seasonal Design Ideation boards
  • Perform other duties as required

We'd love to hear from you if you have:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Design (or equivalent experience and education)
  • Elevated taste level and keen eye for color, trend and detail
  • Entrepreneurial attitude with creative thinking skills
  • Highly organized and detail oriented
  • Well versed in Adobe Creative Suite
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Collaborative attitude
  • Curiosity and a desire to learn

The Fine Print:

This is a full-time role based at our San Francisco office headquarters in the Mission neighborhood.  The work week is hybrid with work-from-home on Monday and Friday and in-person Tuesday-Thursday.

At Everlane, we carefully consider a wide range of compensation factors, including your background and experience. These considerations can cause your compensation to vary. The annual compensation range for this role is $19.00-$28.00. This range is based on the San Francisco geographic area and the actual pay may vary depending on your skills, qualifications, experience, and geographic location. 

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