SENIOR FASHION DESIGNER at Ydence Company BV
Albert, Alberta, Netherlands -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

18 Dec, 26

Salary

70000.0

Posted On

19 Sep, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Yes

Skills

Industry

Textile, Apparel & Leather

Description

About the role

Aaiko is looking for a strong, conceptual designer with a sharp eye for branding. The Fashion Designer is central to the creative process, developing collections from brand identity, trends and commercial insight. You are involved from inspiration and collection frame to final product, working closely with the Design, Marketing, Buying and Product Technician teams, in daily contact with overseas suppliers and as the sparring partner for the Creative Director.

This role asks for a solid feel for fashion, trends and commerce, and the ease of translating a brand story into striking, consistent designs. Aaiko wants collections that are innovative and recognisable at the same time, and a designer who knows exactly what a womenswear collection needs to be commercial as well as creative.

The position is full-time and onsite at the Aaiko headquarters in Amsterdam, 40 hours a week, starting in September 2026. Applications go by email to Debbie@aaiko.com with the subject line "designer".

02 — What you'll do

What you'll do


  • Design and develop 4 Aaiko womens and 2 kids collections per year

  • Spot and translate international fashion and lifestyle trends into designs for Aaiko

  • Develop and work out concepts, colour cards, designs, technical drawings and tech packs

  • Keep daily contact with suppliers for collection development from proto phase to samples

  • Safeguard a good balance between fashion, commerciality and the recognisable AAIKO signature

  • Actively participate in fittings and proto meetings

  • Collaborate closely with Buying throughout development, also thinking about price and quality

  • Join shopping trips, visit trade fairs and travel to production countries

  • Present the collection to the Aaiko team

  • Keep deadlines and overview across multiple collections and development phases


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Responsibilities

About the role

Aaiko is looking for a strong, conceptual designer with a sharp eye for branding. The Fashion Designer is central to the creative process, developing collections from brand identity, trends and commercial insight. You are involved from inspiration and collection frame to final product, working closely with the Design, Marketing, Buying and Product Technician teams, in daily contact with overseas suppliers and as the sparring partner for the Creative Director.

This role asks for a solid feel for fashion, trends and commerce, and the ease of translating a brand story into striking, consistent designs. Aaiko wants collections that are innovative and recognisable at the same time, and a designer who knows exactly what a womenswear collection needs to be commercial as well as creative.

The position is full-time and onsite at the Aaiko headquarters in Amsterdam, 40 hours a week, starting in September 2026. Applications go by email to Debbie@aaiko.com with the subject line "designer".

02 — What you'll do

What you'll do


  • Design and develop 4 Aaiko womens and 2 kids collections per year

  • Spot and translate international fashion and lifestyle trends into designs for Aaiko

  • Develop and work out concepts, colour cards, designs, technical drawings and tech packs

  • Keep daily contact with suppliers for collection development from proto phase to samples

  • Safeguard a good balance between fashion, commerciality and the recognisable AAIKO signature

  • Actively participate in fittings and proto meetings

  • Collaborate closely with Buying throughout development, also thinking about price and quality

  • Join shopping trips, visit trade fairs and travel to production countries

  • Present the collection to the Aaiko team

  • Keep deadlines and overview across multiple collections and development phases


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