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Article: Internship: Learn the Art of Denim Craftmanship

Internship: Learn the Art of Denim Craftmanship

Internship: Learn the Art of Denim Craftmanship

I’ve been sewing custom jeans since 2013. Now, I want to pass on my knowledge to the next generation of makers. Our internship program is designed to provide interns with knowledge of the jeans making process, but more importantly, exposure to every aspect of running a clothing brand.

Apply here: FITTED Internship

About the Program
The internship will introduce you to the world of jeansmaking. You’ll gain exposure to:

  • Sewing and construction techniques
  • Denim repair
  • Production management
  • Pattern creation and refinement
  • Marketing and social media strategy

Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is someone who:

  • Has a deep passion for denim

  • Possesses basic sewing skills on a single-needle machine
  • Communicates effectively and works well with others
  • Has excellent attention to detail

  • Exhibits a strong work ethic and high-level integrity

  • Enjoys connecting with people

  • Can commute to Brooklyn, NY
    A good sense of humor is a plus!

Details
Duration: 2 weeks
Days: Monday - Thursday
Time: 10AM - 5PM
Compensation: The internship is unpaid
Long-term: Internships can evolve into a 3 month apprenticeship

If you’re passionate about learning, creating, and continuing the tradition of denim craftsmanship in the USA, please consider applying.

Sincerely,
Eric

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