Pattern Maker of Garment Company  

A Proto Pattern Maker creates initial patterns for garment prototypes based on the technical specifications outlined in a Techpack. Their role involves adjusting and refining patterns based on garment fitters' feedback, ensuring accurate fit and alignment with design requirements. Additionally, they are tasked with preparing patterns for embroidery placement and finalizing patterns for production upon prototype approval.

Below is a breakdown of the job description for a Proto Pattern Maker:

1. Create Initial Patterns: Review the Techpack provided, which includes detailed specifications such as measurements, materials, and construction methods. Use this information to draft initial patterns for the prototype garments.
2. Adjust Patterns Based on Feedback: Collaborate with garment fitters to assess the fit and functionality of the prototype garments. Incorporate feedback and make necessary pattern adjustments to improve fit and alignment with design intent.
3. Pattern Cutting and Checking: Cut patterns according to the finalized design specifications and quality standards. Conduct thorough checks to ensure accuracy and consistency in pattern cutting.
4. Embroidery Placement: Develop patterns or templates for garment embroidery placement, following design guidelines and technical requirements. Ensure precise placement to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the finished product.
5. Pattern Signing and Approval: Facilitate approval by presenting the final patterns for review and sign-off. Obtain necessary approvals from relevant stakeholders, such as designers, production managers, and quality control personnel.

To perform these duties effectively, a Proto Pattern Maker must possess technical skills, including proficiency in pattern drafting and grading, a keen eye for detail, and a thorough understanding of garment construction principles.

Proto Pattern Makers typically work closely with design teams, garment technicians, and production staff in a professional setting to ensure seamless coordination throughout the prototype development process.

• Bachelor's Degree Graduate of any related course
• Strong understanding of garment construction, textiles, and materials.

• Attention to detail and strong organizational abilities.

• Problem-solving skills and the ability to work well under pressure.

• Knowledge of garment manufacturing processes and production planning is a plus.

• This is a work-on-site (work at the office)