Fashion Design Intern

Retrofête•New York, NY

22h•Onsite

About The Position

Established in 2020, SEROYA is a New York-based ready-to-wear label founded with the intention to upgrade and refine your wardrobe. With a focus on crafting effortlessly cool and timelessly luxurious designs—SEROYA creates minimalist collections powered by maximum style. Everyday essentials in the form of breathable knits, vintage inspired denim, and ultra-luxe fabrications are interchangeably worn for easy dressing that never compromises. With versatility at its core, the brand’s simple yet significant aesthetic comes through in classic silhouettes that are anything but conventional. SEROYA is currently looking for eager interns to join us for the FALL 2026 semester. (START AUGUST 2026) RESUMES SUBMITTED WITHOUT PORTFOLIOS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

Requirements

Must live in the New York City Metro area
New graduates or current students are welcome.
Strong willingness to learn and improve.
Must be responsible, team-worker, reliable, and have a positive and can-do attitude.
Excellent communication and organizational skills.
Professional, pleasant attitude, and proactive.
Adaptability to handle multiple projects and ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Proficient with Photoshop, Illustrator, and Excel.
Proficient in creating flats and CADS on Adobe Illustrator
Animal lover (we have an office puppy)
RESUMES SUBMITTED WITHOUT PORTFOLIOS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

Nice To Haves

Knowledge in embroidery and embellishment is a plus
experience Specing and measuring garments is a plus.

Responsibilities

Assist in day-to-day operations of the design and production teams.
Accurately specing garments and logging them into tech packs.
Exposure to creating and updating tech packs.
Maintaining bulk approval, fabric, and trim library.
Creating flat sketches on Adobe Illustrator and coloring CADS.
Observe the development process from design development to bulk production.
Create packages for the team to be sent to factories and help track incoming packages.
Maintain order of the design room.
Fixing garments that are missing trims or sequins.
Running errands to go to vendors or trim stores.
Steam garments and organize design racks when necessary.