Production Manager – Woven Fabrics

Fashion Ink, the company behind the fashion designer Sofie D'Hoore is looking for an enthusiastic Production Manager.

The work of Sofie D'Hoore can be said to represent a new form of modern luxury. Clothes by Sofie D'Hoore are thoughtful and discreet but, at the same time, paradoxical. Her work is both simple and sophisticated, classic yet wholly contemporary. The constant dialogue between these aspects of her work is what makes it so fascinating. In addition to being meticulously cut, carefully made and exquisite to touch and behold, every collection offers the rare pleasure of finding fresh perspectives amongst familiar themes. She has a large international following and sells throughout Europe, America and Japan.

Production Manager – Woven Fabrics

In this position you are responsible for the production process of the woven clothing of the Sofie D'Hoore collection.

Job description

Organization of production in Belgium and abroad

Finalizing client orders into production orders

Ordering all fabrics and accessories needed for production

Communication with the suppliers and the production house and ensure comments are received and applied as briefed

Managing the production plan and guarantee deadlines are respected

Quality check of finished product and ensure full conformity to the prototype

Follow up from order to delivery-in-house

Stock management of fabrics and archives

We are looking for a hard-working and communicative professional, with commercial skills and accustomed to team-working.

Skills & requirements:
Fluent Italian is essential. A good knowledge of French or English are a plus - Dutch optional.

Studies: University degree in economics of science

4-7 years experience in a similar position is a plus

Technical and commercial knowledge

Product oriented

Flexible

Number oriented

Planning skills

Punctual, precise

Excellent knowledge of excel, word, outlook

Interested?

If you are interested in this job, please send your motivation and CV via the apply form to the attention of An Leys.