Megan Eleanor Graham

Designed and developed collections from concept through to final production. Conducted historical research and sustainable fabric sourcing from Ireland, Scotland, Japan, and Italy; created technical packs and product specifications; liaised with factories and fabric mills to oversee sampling, production timelines, quality control, and delivery schedules; managed sourcing, supplier relationships, pricing, and terms. Oversaw end-to-end product development including fittings, sample approvals, fabric testing, and production sign-off. Built and maintained brand visual identity across creative direction, shoots, packaging, and online presence; executed marketing strategy across social media, e-commerce, influencer collaborations, and digital campaigns. Managed e-commerce operations, customer service, sales analysis, budgeting, invoicing, cash flow, supplier payments, logistics, and import coordination; analysed feedback to guide future collection decisions.

Developed and updated chino styles, including producing and grading to commercial size charts. Updated and maintained trouser patterns using hand sketching and CAD. Worked closely with the creative director and marking team on fabric and design choices. Sourced and found factories and mills in Europe with efficient production and suitable MOQs.

Coordinated with creative leadership and internal teams to produce seasonal collections and pushed multiple new designs for AW24 and SS25. Designed and developed waxed cotton, leather, and suede bags for launch from AW23. Worked across outerwear, denim and dye, embroidery, and accessories, including collaborations with Aimé Leon Dore, Yuketen, Paraboot, and Sebago. Produced technical designs from conception to factory (fabric/trim selection, vendor and factory selection, and meetings). Conducted international market research to source third-party items, with emphasis on Japanese and Indian collaborations and white-label sourcing. Arranged regular meetings to promote textile development and sustainability across UK, Europe, Asia, and India; sourced and developed textiles (including waxed madras, block prints, and dyed fabrics).