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Apparel designer and product developer 

Engineering & Production

Glove project

Glove Design Project: Where I created initial drawings, sourced leathers and trims, and met with manufacturers.

Beanie product development project

Youth knit beanie product development project: collaborating closely with a talented graphic designer and as the factory liaison. Working through embroidery sizing, lining construction challenges, and yarn lab dip approvals. 

Women's base layer fit tested and approved!

I created and fit-approved these baselayer designs, working with a talented patternmaker and sewers. We collaborated to perfect the fit of many new pants and top designs across various size ranges. 

Creative professional with 15+ years experience leading product development and design across outdoor, lifestyle, and performance markets. Skilled in balancing creative vision with technical precision—from concept sketching to production-ready tech packs. Known for leveraging bold color, fabric innovation, and thoughtful design solutions to drive sales growth and brand identity. Currently looking for my next work opportunity.

(Project 1)
-Created and maintained Technical Data Packages for all styles with a focus on new TDP's for vendors doing
overseas production.
-Made production check list for quality reviews.
-Worked with Production Manager on detailed construction specs.
-Collaborated with Design on fabric placement details.
-Consulted with Department Director on projects.
(Project 2)
-Met with owner & production lead to discuss styles, construction, materials and labeling.
-Updated tech packs and label artwork.
(Project 3)
- Updated current tech packs.
- Created new tech packs. 
- Met with freelance design director to create new handbag and wallet designs.
- Worked with owner of company on golf inspired designs

Apparel design & product development 

-Lead the development of all Sunday Afternoons branded products by providing expertise on the product
development process from initial design through to final production.
-Managed line plan and details pertaining to all new styles.
-Work closely with Design, Merchandising, and Production Departments.
-Create and maintain Technical Data Packages, BOMs, and Specs for all styles.
-Manage costing from initial quotes to final production, providing solutions to costing challenges, and communicating information through to merchandising and finance teams.
-Lead fit sessions following through from internal samples to factory size runs and pre-production samples.
-Travel to factories every 6 months to work through new designs, costing, and seasonal calendar.
-In Charge of safety and UPF testing of all Sunday Afternoons branded products.
-Development of Trims, from inception to mold approval and production.
-Entered all excel bill of materials into Centric, helping Sunday Afternoons make full use of their PLM system.

Senior Product Developer

-Held roles including Senior Product Developer, Designer, and Senior Apparel Designer
-Managed internal sample room, patternmaker, design, and development staff
-Worked with U.S. factories to manage quality, pricing, and timelines
-Led design, development, fit, and prototypes through concept to approval
-Directed budget planning for R&D
-Managed Blue Cherry PLM and issued purchase orders for trims

Senior apparel designer and product developer 

-Designed outerwear, accessories, and youth lines for 686 and Sepia
-Doubled glove line sales within the first year
-Reduced costs by $50K through strategic sourcing

Merchandiser - Apparel designer

- Translated design concepts into cost-effective, production-ready garments
-Managed color approvals, trims, lab dips, and packaging development
-Oversaw development of outerwear and accessories from sketch through production

Designer/ Muralist

Co-Founder / CEO

Fabric Allergies… the more you know! 💫  I noticed my skin tone looked a little off when I wore the Vintage Vellore shirt I have, although it’s possible I was just fighting off a cold - and my google search revealed ... 🤷🏻‍♀️ Yes, people can be allergic to &quot;Vellore fabric,&quot; but it&#39;s usually an allergy to chemicals like dyes (especially Disperse Blue) or finishing resins (like formaldehyde) in synthetic fabrics such as polyester or acetate, not the base fiber itself, causing <a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="https://www.google.com/search?q=textile+contact+dermatitis&amp;client=safari&amp;sca_esv=7e03d9ee9bc2dbda&amp;channel=iphone_bm&amp;ei=1RYaaazaG7D20PEPzJS02Qo&amp;oq=can+people+be+allergic+to+vellor+fabric&amp;gs_lp=EhNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwIidjYW4gcGVvcGxlIGJlIGFsbGVyZ2ljIHRvIHZlbGxvciBmYWJyaWNIli9Q5AxY5CxwAHgAkAEAmAGaAaABtg2qAQQyLjEyuAEDyAEA-AEBmAIDoALkA8ICAhApwgIGEAAYFhgewgILEAAYgAQYhgMYigXCAggQABiABBiiBMICBxAAGIAEGA2YAwDiAwUSATEgQIgGAZIHAzAuM6AHkRyyBwMwLjO4B-QDwgcFMy0yLjHIBzg&amp;sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp&amp;mstk=AUtExfDWoRwf25bEgyNVa98nlotZICfjDaeP27G0-8kdbEfxgARxH5YTg8KrK-SLT2ZU-sKErH3mhmfOXvDAjFQ3vCSc74kxMuR6MRMS68u6UBnG6lZXyQ5YUgd7oR9JxYAC7dw&amp;csui=3&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjHr-2-pfeQAxXNBjQIHeVGDeMQgK4QegQIARAC">textile contact dermatitis</a> with itchy rashes, especially in dark colors where dyes are more prevalent. If you react to dark synthetic fabrics, you might be sensitive to these disperse dyes, and washing clothes thoroughly or choosing natural fibers can help.  What causes the reaction?<ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="https://www.google.com/search?q=Disperse+Dyes&amp;client=safari&amp;sca_esv=7e03d9ee9bc2dbda&amp;channel=iphone_bm&amp;ei=1RYaaazaG7D20PEPzJS02Qo&amp;oq=can+people+be+allergic+to+vellor+fabric&amp;gs_lp=EhNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwIidjYW4gcGVvcGxlIGJlIGFsbGVyZ2ljIHRvIHZlbGxvciBmYWJyaWNIli9Q5AxY5CxwAHgAkAEAmAGaAaABtg2qAQQyLjEyuAEDyAEA-AEBmAIDoALkA8ICAhApwgIGEAAYFhgewgILEAAYgAQYhgMYigXCAggQABiABBiiBMICBxAAGIAEGA2YAwDiAwUSATEgQIgGAZIHAzAuM6AHkRyyBwMwLjO4B-QDwgcFMy0yLjHIBzg&amp;sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp&amp;mstk=AUtExfDWoRwf25bEgyNVa98nlotZICfjDaeP27G0-8kdbEfxgARxH5YTg8KrK-SLT2ZU-sKErH3mhmfOXvDAjFQ3vCSc74kxMuR6MRMS68u6UBnG6lZXyQ5YUgd7oR9JxYAC7dw&amp;csui=3&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjHr-2-pfeQAxXNBjQIHeVGDeMQgK4QegQIAxAB">Disperse Dyes</a>: Common culprits like Disperse Blue 106/124 are used in dark-colored synthetics (polyester, nylon, acetate) and can leach out, especially with sweat.</li><li>Formaldehyde Resins: Used for wrinkle resistance, these can trigger allergies even in natural fabrics.</li><li>Other Chemicals: Glues, tanning agents, and metallic fasteners can also be irritants. </li></ul> Symptoms<ul><li>Itchy, red rash (dermatitis)</li><li>Dryness, scaling, or blisters</li><li>Burning eyes or chest tightness </li></ul> What to do<ul><li>Wash New Clothes: Wash new items, especially dark synthetics, multiple times before wearing to remove excess dye.</li><li>Choose Natural Fibers: Opt for cotton, silk, or wool (though some react to wool&#39;s lanolin).</li><li>Wear Loose Clothing: Helps reduce friction and dye release.</li><li>See a Doctor: An allergist can perform patch tests to identify the specific chemical causing your reaction. </li></ul> … the more you know! 💫

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