Creative Assistant (RTW Fashion Brand)

About the Role

Join a leading ready-to-wear fashion brand as a Creative Assistant. This position bridges creative direction, production flow, and online demand monitoring, supporting the seamless translation of design concepts into market-ready collections.

Key Responsibilities

Creative & Production Support

• Assist in translating design ideas into production-ready concepts
• Organize and maintain style references, design notes, and fabric usage documentation
• Ensure designs released online align with factory capacity, available fabrics, and production timelines

Online Demand & Order Visibility

• Monitor Instagram comments, direct messages, and page inquiries related to products
• Identify repeated customer requests and trending styles, sizes, and colors
• Report insights to sales and production teams
• Flag potential orders to the sales team (without handling transactions)

Coordination & Brand Consistency

• Act as a bridge between creative ideas, sales feedback, and production reality
• Support photoshoots, product drops, and content planning initiatives
• Ensure consistent brand presentation across all channels

Documentation & Tracking

• Maintain logs for popular designs, customer demand patterns, and design performance
• Clarify distinctions between bespoke and RTW offerings
• Prevent confusion between online display and factory output

Required Qualifications

• 2–4 years of experience in a fashion brand, RTW company, or fashion production environment
• Strong understanding of garments, fabrics, and RTW versus couture workflows
• High proficiency with social media, particularly Instagram
• Highly organized, observant, and detail-oriented
• Clear communicator with ability to work systematically
• This is not an entry-level or learning position

Work Structure & Compensation

• Monthly salary: ₦100,000 – ₦180,000 (based on experience)
• Monday – Friday schedule
• Occasional Saturday support as needed

About the Industry

This role operates within ready-to-wear (RTW), couture, and structured unisex fashion sectors, requiring knowledge of how these distinct production models function.