2025-11-28 – Weekly Textile Jobs : Exciting design leadership roles available now

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, we’re seeing a strong demand for design leaders in the textile industry, particularly in San Francisco. There are also some solid opportunities for production management. Remote work remains a bit limited but keep an eye out as it often changes quickly.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Head of Textile Design & Development
    Company: Pottery Barn Kids | Location: San Francisco, CA
    Pottery Barn Kids needs a Head Design Manager for Textiles. A great chance to lead product development at a major goods retailer in San Francisco.
    Apply Here

  • Production Manager - Textiles/PPE - Job ID: 247626
    Company: Medix™ | Location: New York, NY
    Medix is looking for a Production Manager in Textiles/PPE. Ideal for those with a background in apparel, textiles, or medical device manufacturing.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Designer, Textiles, Pillows - West Elm
    Company: Williams Sonoma | Location: New York, NY
    An exciting role at West Elm to grow and innovate their textile business. Perfect for someone looking to make a real impact in design.
    Apply Here

  • Lead Textile Product Development Manager
    Company: Williams-Sonoma | Location: San Francisco, CA
    Lead textile product design and development at Williams-Sonoma. This role involves managing a team and liaising with overseas partners.
    Apply Here

  • Head Design Manager, Textiles - Pottery Barn Kids & Teen
    Company: Williams Sonoma | Location: San Francisco, CA
    This role involves leading the development of all textile products from concept to completion. A crucial position for someone with a sharp eye for design.
    Apply Here

  • Junior Textile Technician
    Company: Applied Research Associates, Inc. | Location: Huntsville, AL
    A full-time opportunity in Huntsville for those starting out in textile tech. A good entry point into the industry with potential for growth.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week’s remote chance is for those who thrive in sales. Fully remote positions are rare but do come up, so stay on the lookout.

  • District Sales Manager - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Marketing | Location: Sayreville, NJ
    Manage sales for a range of products, including premium textile solutions. A role for those passionate about delivering excellence remotely.
    Apply Here

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Keep an eye on these openings and take action while they’re still hot. Finding the right fit can take time, but the effort is always worth it.

On these SF design lead openings, I’ve had better luck when my resume’s first line spells out the PLM/CAD stack — Centric PLM + CLO3D — and a 90‑day launch metric; teams are skimming fast because the posts are ‘real-time and might expire.’ If remote’s tight, I’ve landed offers by proposing 1 week on-site per month with a defined travel budget after a quick portfolio screen, but some shops won’t flex until headcount clears.

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I got callbacks in SF by leading my resume with a quick scope line — team size, vendor regions, season volume — and a result like ‘cut sample rounds 4→2 in CLO3D, +3 pts IMU’; it gives hiring managers the trailer before the movie. Small caveat: many list 3 days onsite, so I send a 60‑second Loom of my Centric PLM flow for screeners and note hybrid flexibility; pairs nicely with @isaac_mao73’s stack tip.

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