Studio Internship

Job description

IntroductionClothing Manufacturers UK London provides various services to enable you to make your own fashion brand. We provide design, pattern cutting, fabric/trims sourcing, product development, production management and quality control services. From the development phase through to the packaging of your garments, we provide project management solutions from start to finish for our clients. We work with both brand new start‐up brands and established brands. We develop and manufacture all of our garments in‐house in London, UK.

What You'll Learn

Pattern manipulation and block development fundamentals

How patterns are amended following fittings

Fabric handling, cutting methods, and fusing application

Handling and cutting high‐value fabrics

Differences between jersey and woven fabrics and how they affect production

Professional quality control standards

How a fashion studio and garment factory operates day to day

Essential RequirementsApplicants must be: currently studying, or recently graduated from, a Fashion Design, Pattern Cutting, Garment Technology, or closely related university-level course. This ensures participants have the basic technical knowledge needed to benefit fully from the placement. This role is not suitable for complete beginners.

About the Educational PlacementThis is an unpaid educational placement designed for fashion university students who want practical experience in pattern cutting and garment manufacturing. The placement is learning‐focused, based on supervised participation and observation.

What You'll Be Involved In (Supervised Learning & Observation)

Observing and assisting with creating lay plans for production

Supporting fabric laying for sampling and production (under supervision)

Learning how patterns are drafted from client‐provided sketches and technical drawings

Assisting with pattern amendments following fittings

Copying and developing basic blocks for learning purposes

Supporting sample cutting and observing production cutting processes

Learning correct fusing techniques for different fabrics

Assisting with cutting trimmings (zips, elastics, hook‐and‐eye tapes, etc.)

Supporting quality control checks, including garment checking and cleaning loose threads

Assisting with preparing garments for packing and delivery

Observing the full production process from client brief through to final delivery

Learning Objectives

Understand the role of pattern cutting and technical development in garment production

Demonstrate improved understanding of pattern amendments and block development

Understand how client designs are translated into production‐ready garments

Gain practical insight into fabric laying, cutting, and fusing techniques

Recognise differences between jersey and woven fabrics in production

Understand professional quality control procedures

Observe the full garment production process from client brief to delivery

Develop professional studio and factory working practices

Studio EtiquetteAs part of a professional studio environment, students are expected to keep their workspace reasonably tidy, put tools and materials away after use, and respect shared spaces.

Candidate Profile – Who We're Looking ForWe are seeking motivated, hands‐on students or recent graduates who are genuinely interested in gaining real‐world experience within a professional garment manufacturing and pattern cutting environment. This placement is best suited to individuals who are keen to learn, comfortable working in a studio/factory setting, and serious about developing technical industry skills.

Be currently studying, or have recently graduated from, a Fashion Design, Pattern Cutting, Garment Technology, or closely related university course

Have a genuine interest in fashion production, textiles, pattern cutting, and garment manufacturing

Have a positive, can‐do attitude and a willingness to learn new skills

Demonstrate good attention to detail and care when handling fabrics, patterns, and garments

Be able to follow instructions carefully and work under supervision

Be comfortable working as part of a team in a shared studio and factory environment

Be reliable, punctual, and committed to agreed working days and hours

Have basic knowledge of sewing, textiles, or pattern cutting (essential)

Availability & Commitment (Important)

A minimum placement duration of 3 months

At least 2 days per week

Working hours: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm (1‐hour lunch break)

In‐person attendance only at our North London studio (N18)

This placement is not suitable for short‐term experience, one‐off days, or remote working.

Important Notes Before Applying

This is an unpaid educational placement offered for learning and career development purposes

All activities are carried out under supervision

Interns are expected to behave professionally, including good timekeeping, clear communication, and respect for shared studio spaces

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Extra information

Status

Open

Education Level

Secondary School

Location

London

Type of Contract

Full-time jobs

Published at

03-04-2026

Full UK/EU driving license preferred

No

Car Preferred

No

Must be eligible to work in the EU

No

Cover Letter Required

No

Languages

English