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Textile, Clothing, Footwear and Leather Goods Manufacturing Careers

Textile, clothing, footwear and leather goods manufacturing involves the design and production of products ranging from carpets to designer clothing.
Assembler (Leather Goods)
Leather goods assemblers join parts together to make leather goods such as garments, handbags, belts, wallets and shoes.
Clothing Designer
Clothing designers create ideas for clothing and other fashion items such as bags and belts. They usually specialise in one area of fashion.
Clothing Marker/Cutter
Clothing markers and cutters mark and cut fabric according to a pattern.
Clothing Pattern Maker
Clothing pattern makers interpret clothing designs and measurements, draw outlines of clothing pieces and create paper patterns from them.
Hat Maker
Hat makers work by hand and machine to create new hats and head wear, or repair or alter existing hats and head wear.
Production Manager
Production managers organise and control the production of goods in a factory. They ensure that products are made to customers' specifications and delivered on time.
Production Planner
Production planners plan timetables and organise materials to ensure the smooth running of a factory.
Sewing Machinist
Sewing machinists use industrial sewing machines to make products such as clothes, curtains, home furnishings, bedding, canvas and PVC goods, sails, footwear, knitwear and bags.
Shoemaker
Shoemakers cut, sew and form pieces of leather and other materials to make footwear such as shoes and boots.
Tailor/Dressmaker
Tailors and dressmakers design, make, alter or repair clothing. They may specialise in certain types of garments.
Technical Manager
Technical managers are responsible for the quality and performance of equipment, projects, products and technology in their workplace.
Textile Designer
Textile designers use traditional and modern textile manufacturing and decoration processes to create textiles for clothing and furnishings.
Textile Process Operator
Textile process operators carry out a variety of tasks in the production of materials such as yarn, cloth and carpet.

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