Pattern Master – Knitwear

• 5 to 10 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments, Textile

• HSC

• 5 to 10 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments, Textile

• Age 32 to 38 years
• Only Male

Experience RequirementsMinimum 5–10 years of relevant experience in knitwear pattern making and sample development.Proven practical experience in manual pattern drafting, grading, garment fitting, and pattern correction.Strong hands-on experience with Gerber CAD software.Experience in handling buyer technical specifications and resolving fitting and sewing-related problems independently.Experience working with export-oriented knitwear manufacturing companies will be an added advantage.

Key Responsibilities

1. Pattern Development & Grading

• Develop, modify, and finalize accurate knitwear patterns based on buyer technical packs, specifications, and design requirements.

• Perform manual pattern drafting, pattern development, and size grading.

• Operate Gerber CAD software efficiently for pattern creation, modification, and grading.

• Ensure pattern accuracy, measurement consistency, and production feasibility.

2. Fabric Technical Knowledge

• Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of knit fabric characteristics, including shrinkage, stretch-ability, GSM, and dimensional stability.

• Understand rib and Lycra recovery and their effects on garment measurements and fitting.

• Apply appropriate pattern adjustments based on fabric behavior, wash performance, and buyer requirements.

3. Sample Development & Fitting

• Independently review buyer technical packs, measurement charts, construction details, and fitting comments.

• Identify and resolve fitting problems during sample development.

• Make necessary pattern corrections to achieve the required garment fit, measurement accuracy, and appearance.

• Support development of fit samples, size-set samples, per-production samples, and other buyer-required samples.

• Ensure timely sample corrections and approvals.

4. Sewing & Construction Troubleshooting

• Identify and resolve sewing, construction, and measurement-related technical problems.

• Coordinate with sample technicians and sewing teams to improve garment construction and fitting.

• Recommend practical technical solutions to minimize sample rework and production difficulties.

5. Team Coordination & Technical Support

• Provide technical guidance to pattern makers, sample operators, and relevant development teams.

• Coordinate with merchandising, quality, sample, and production departments to resolve technical issues.

• Maintain accurate and updated patterns according to approved buyer comments.

• Support smooth sample development and production handover.