A rough sketch on a Monday morning can end up as an actual garment on a hanger by the time a collection ships. That's the gap this job lives in — full-time, fully digital, built for people who'd rather be drawing than commuting to sit at a desk somewhere. The Role, Short Version Full-time, fully remote. You're creating digital fashion illustrations and apparel concept art for upcoming collections — working with designers to take early ideas and turn them into something presentation-ready. Pay is $98,000 per year. Candidates from the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia, India, and other eligible regions are welcome to apply. What Fills Your Day It shifts by project, but here's the core of it: Sketching digital garments and apparel concepts for new collections Working out color palettes, silhouettes, and fabric treatments that fit a brand's look Illustrating for specific themes or capsule lines, based on a creative brief Jumping on video calls with designers to tweak details in real time Taking work through several rounds of feedback before it's finalized Building digital mockups used in buyer presentations Switching styles across categories — streetwear one week, something more tailored the next What You'll Need A High school diploma or equivalent, minimum. A Bachelor's in fashion design or illustration helps, but honestly, your portfolio carries more weight here At least 2 years in fashion illustration, apparel design, or something close to it Real comfort with tools like Procreate, Adobe Illustrator, or CLO3D A good eye for proportion, color, and how garments are actually constructed The ability to take something rough and turn it into a clean sketch, fast Taking feedback without losing what made the original idea good in the first place What Helps, Even If It's Not Required Some background in fashion CAD or digital pattern-making tools A portfolio that shows more than one style — range matters Familiarity with trend forecasting or seasonal color research Interest in eventually branching into styling or fabric sourcing Experience working directly with brand teams on client-facing work Jobs like this one tend to surface first on Naukri Mitra, and the pay and expectations are right here on the page — no reason to wait until a later interview to find out what the role actually involves. Beyond the Salary Fully remote, with hours flexible enough to match your own creative rhythm Paid time off, including dedicated mental health days Access to trend reports and design resources Workshops on illustration software and technique Portfolio development support as your creative reach grows How the Team Actually Works Weekly design critiques happen — informal enough to feel like a conversation, not a formal review. Illustrators share work in progress, get direct feedback, move on. There's also room for looser creative sessions outside the usual assignments, where people just experiment. One illustrator here took on a two-day turnaround for a summer pop-up line — 90s minimalism mixed with sharper, more futuristic cuts. It ended up as the lead look in that season's concept collection. Fast and good aren't always at odds. Where This Can Go People on this team have moved into styling, fabric sourcing, and runway concept work as their interests shifted. There's no single track for it — growth here tends to follow whatever a person's actually drawn to, with peer learning and portfolio sessions along the way. Applying Send a resume and a portfolio that shows range across styles and project types. Applications go through on a rolling basis. Shortlisted candidates get a short illustration exercise based on a sample brief before the final interview.