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Knitter - Development
Barrie Knitwear Hawick, Roxburghshire
Knitter - Development Competitive Salary + Career Progression + Flexible working + Company Pension + Cycle Scheme + Health/Wellness Benefits Who are we looking for? At Barrie Knitwear, we are proud to produce luxury cashmere garments of exceptional quality using industry-leading technology and craftsmanship. We are currently looking for an experienced and motivated Knitter to join our world class Development team. This is an exciting opportunity to work with state-of-the-art Shima Seiki machinery within a highly skilled manufacturing environment. Supporting the manufacture of protypes and submissions enabling effective bulk manufacture. You will work at the cutting edge of our development department producing prototype garments for globally recognised luxury brands. We are seeking someone with previous knitting experience within a textile manufacturing environment, who has a strong technical mindset and takes pride in producing high-quality work. The successful candidate will be enthusiastic, reliable, and capable of working both independently and collaboratively with internal stakeholders. Who is Barrie Knitwear? We are a Fashion Manufacturer that is renowned worldwide for our outstanding ability to combine exceptional technical skills and traditional expertise to create complex couture cashmere garments. We supply to some of the most prestigious luxury fashion houses across the world. This is an exciting time for us as we continue to expand and transform. What will you be doing? As an Experienced Knitter, you will play a key role within our development department, operating and monitoring Shima knitting machines to ensure the efficient production of high-quality garment panels to specification for show collections, salesrooms. Key duties summarised below: Operate and monitor Shima Seiki knitting machines to produce garment panels to specification and quality standards Set up machines for production runs, including yarn preparation and programme loading Identify and resolve machine faults and knitting issues to minimise downtime Carry out quality inspections on knitted panels to ensure consistency and accuracy Monitor yarn feeds, tensions, and machine performance throughout production Work closely with other development specialists to produce prototype panels accurately, efficiently and to schedule Ensure housekeeping and machine cleanliness standards are maintained Support continuous improvement initiatives within the knitting department Follow all company health & safety procedures and manufacturing standards Assist with training and supporting less experienced team members Contribute to efficient workflow and help meet delivery deadlines What will you bring to the role? Skills & Experience Previous experience operating Shima Seiki knitting machinery Strong technical and mechanical problem-solving skills Excellent attention to detail and quality standards Good organisational and planning skills Ability to work methodically in a fast-paced production environment Strong communication and teamwork skills A proactive and flexible approach to work Behaviours & Attributes Enthusiastic about textile manufacturing and machine technology Logical and methodical mindset Patient, reliable, and committed to achieving high standards Positive attitude towards learning and continuous improvement Ability to identify and resolve technical issues effectively What benefits can you expect? 33 days flexible annual leave including Public Holidays Flexible benefits scheme - including cycle to work and reduced gym membership Early finish on Fridays Time off in lieu scheme Employer pension contribution Life insurance Health/Wellness programme- Health cash plan Access to training and development
26/07/2026
Full time
Knitter - Development Competitive Salary + Career Progression + Flexible working + Company Pension + Cycle Scheme + Health/Wellness Benefits Who are we looking for? At Barrie Knitwear, we are proud to produce luxury cashmere garments of exceptional quality using industry-leading technology and craftsmanship. We are currently looking for an experienced and motivated Knitter to join our world class Development team. This is an exciting opportunity to work with state-of-the-art Shima Seiki machinery within a highly skilled manufacturing environment. Supporting the manufacture of protypes and submissions enabling effective bulk manufacture. You will work at the cutting edge of our development department producing prototype garments for globally recognised luxury brands. We are seeking someone with previous knitting experience within a textile manufacturing environment, who has a strong technical mindset and takes pride in producing high-quality work. The successful candidate will be enthusiastic, reliable, and capable of working both independently and collaboratively with internal stakeholders. Who is Barrie Knitwear? We are a Fashion Manufacturer that is renowned worldwide for our outstanding ability to combine exceptional technical skills and traditional expertise to create complex couture cashmere garments. We supply to some of the most prestigious luxury fashion houses across the world. This is an exciting time for us as we continue to expand and transform. What will you be doing? As an Experienced Knitter, you will play a key role within our development department, operating and monitoring Shima knitting machines to ensure the efficient production of high-quality garment panels to specification for show collections, salesrooms. Key duties summarised below: Operate and monitor Shima Seiki knitting machines to produce garment panels to specification and quality standards Set up machines for production runs, including yarn preparation and programme loading Identify and resolve machine faults and knitting issues to minimise downtime Carry out quality inspections on knitted panels to ensure consistency and accuracy Monitor yarn feeds, tensions, and machine performance throughout production Work closely with other development specialists to produce prototype panels accurately, efficiently and to schedule Ensure housekeeping and machine cleanliness standards are maintained Support continuous improvement initiatives within the knitting department Follow all company health & safety procedures and manufacturing standards Assist with training and supporting less experienced team members Contribute to efficient workflow and help meet delivery deadlines What will you bring to the role? Skills & Experience Previous experience operating Shima Seiki knitting machinery Strong technical and mechanical problem-solving skills Excellent attention to detail and quality standards Good organisational and planning skills Ability to work methodically in a fast-paced production environment Strong communication and teamwork skills A proactive and flexible approach to work Behaviours & Attributes Enthusiastic about textile manufacturing and machine technology Logical and methodical mindset Patient, reliable, and committed to achieving high standards Positive attitude towards learning and continuous improvement Ability to identify and resolve technical issues effectively What benefits can you expect? 33 days flexible annual leave including Public Holidays Flexible benefits scheme - including cycle to work and reduced gym membership Early finish on Fridays Time off in lieu scheme Employer pension contribution Life insurance Health/Wellness programme- Health cash plan Access to training and development
Prototype Knitter - Development (Flexible Working)
Barrie Knitwear Hawick, Roxburghshire
Barrie Knitwear, a luxury cashmere manufacturer, is seeking an experienced Knitter to join our Development team. You will operate Shima Seiki knitting machines to produce high-quality garment panels for show collections and prototypes, ensuring specification and efficiency. You will work collaboratively with development specialists, maintain machine readiness, and contribute to continuous improvement while upholding our standards of craftsmanship and on-time delivery.
26/07/2026
Full time
Barrie Knitwear, a luxury cashmere manufacturer, is seeking an experienced Knitter to join our Development team. You will operate Shima Seiki knitting machines to produce high-quality garment panels for show collections and prototypes, ensuring specification and efficiency. You will work collaboratively with development specialists, maintain machine readiness, and contribute to continuous improvement while upholding our standards of craftsmanship and on-time delivery.
Accessories Knitting Manager
Johnstons of Elgin Hawick, Roxburghshire
Posted Tuesday 21 July 2026 at 00:00 Expires Tuesday 4 August 2026 at 23:59 Job Title: Accessories Knitting Manager Responsible to: Production Director We are looking for an Accessories Knitting Manager to join our growing team in Hawick. In this role you will be responsi ble for the management and successful performance of all Accessory Knitting areas within the Hawick business. To achieve the agreed production output targets, at optimum efficiency and cost, whilst adhering to the specifications and quality standards set by the company. This is a permanent role working 38 hours per week, Monday to Thursday 6am - 3pm and Friday 6am - 10pm. Salary starting from £35,000 per annum dependent on experience. About the Role Work closely with the Production Director to promote a culture of continuous improvement, while monitoring production output, quality, and budget performance. Provide leadership and strategic direction to the Accessory Knitting team to maximise efficiency, improve unit costs and throughput, and minimise absence levels. Maintain high standards of skills, production, attendance, behaviour, and compliance with company policies within your department. Foster strong team spirit through effective communication and regular Whiteboard meetings. Collaborate with other department managers to: Reduce rejects across all areas. Improve efficiency and working methods. Encourage staff input on best practices to maximise output and minimise costs. Ensure teams understand priorities and plan workloads effectively. Ensure knitting operations are planned and resourced to meet prototype, PPT, bulk, and production targets, while maintaining overall production deadlines. Work closely with the Planning Team to monitor forward workloads, including unissued work, and support proactive planning. Ensure yarn stocks are received, controlled, and returned in line with agreed procedures. Manage yarn waste effectively, recording all waste, recovering costs where possible, and driving waste reduction through a "right first time" approach. Use production data and machine monitoring systems to identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities. Ensure weekly production targets are achieved within available hours, maximising efficiency and ensuring all trims are knitted on time to prevent delays. People Overall responsibility for managing all Accessory Knitting employees, including supervisors and knitters. Develop and implement departmental and individual training plans to optimize resources and build a fully multi-skilled workforce across WG, Shima, Mini SWG, and Shima operations. Establish structured training programs to support the expansion of Whole Garment technology, ensuring operators are trained to the required standard and competent across all machine types. Teamwork / Communications Plan and facilitate effective and regular team meetings to ensure delivery of tasks to set timescales. Challenge others to develop as leaders while serving as a role model and mentor. Regular White Board Sessions. Personal Development Reviews (PDR). About You Our ideal candidate will have: Experience supervising or managing a knitting team, or within a similar environment Excellent verbal and written communication skills Strong leadership and team building skills. Able to work independently and be able to take the initiative in problem solving. Strong organisational and time management skills and with ability to prioritise a demanding workload. About Us Founded in 1797, Johnstons of Elgin is an innovative, luxury clothing brand celebrating 225 years of experience in working with the world's finest fibres. Across three centuries, our family-owned company has carefully sources cashmere and fine woollen fibres from around the world, applying the latest technology and highest quality craft expertise in our very own vertical Scottish mills. Employing over 1,000 staff, our valued employees and communities are at the heart of everything we do, producing unique, high-quality designs that are made to last. Our brand is focused on sustainability, working with natural, renewable, and biodegradable fibres and we are committed to maintaining a minimal environmental footprint. Johnstons of Elgin is proud to be an equal opportunity employer wholeheartedly supporting the principles of equality and diversity to build an inclusive workforce. Our aim is to embed diversity and inclusion in everything we do to create an environment where our employees feel safe to be their whole authentic self without having to downplay or change parts of their identity. We celebrate diversity in all its forms, which goes beyond those characteristics protected by law to include everything that makes us unique, from our backgrounds and experiences to our personalities and ways of thinking. We endeavour to provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities and encourage any candidate who requires assistance to contact us at . Don't meet every requirement? Studies have shown that women and people of colour are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single requirement or qualification. At Johnstons of Elgin, we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and authentic workplace, so if you are excited about this role but think your experience doesn't align perfectly with the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles. Please note all applicants must be able to provide evidence of their right to remain and take up paid employment in country job is based.
25/07/2026
Full time
Posted Tuesday 21 July 2026 at 00:00 Expires Tuesday 4 August 2026 at 23:59 Job Title: Accessories Knitting Manager Responsible to: Production Director We are looking for an Accessories Knitting Manager to join our growing team in Hawick. In this role you will be responsi ble for the management and successful performance of all Accessory Knitting areas within the Hawick business. To achieve the agreed production output targets, at optimum efficiency and cost, whilst adhering to the specifications and quality standards set by the company. This is a permanent role working 38 hours per week, Monday to Thursday 6am - 3pm and Friday 6am - 10pm. Salary starting from £35,000 per annum dependent on experience. About the Role Work closely with the Production Director to promote a culture of continuous improvement, while monitoring production output, quality, and budget performance. Provide leadership and strategic direction to the Accessory Knitting team to maximise efficiency, improve unit costs and throughput, and minimise absence levels. Maintain high standards of skills, production, attendance, behaviour, and compliance with company policies within your department. Foster strong team spirit through effective communication and regular Whiteboard meetings. Collaborate with other department managers to: Reduce rejects across all areas. Improve efficiency and working methods. Encourage staff input on best practices to maximise output and minimise costs. Ensure teams understand priorities and plan workloads effectively. Ensure knitting operations are planned and resourced to meet prototype, PPT, bulk, and production targets, while maintaining overall production deadlines. Work closely with the Planning Team to monitor forward workloads, including unissued work, and support proactive planning. Ensure yarn stocks are received, controlled, and returned in line with agreed procedures. Manage yarn waste effectively, recording all waste, recovering costs where possible, and driving waste reduction through a "right first time" approach. Use production data and machine monitoring systems to identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities. Ensure weekly production targets are achieved within available hours, maximising efficiency and ensuring all trims are knitted on time to prevent delays. People Overall responsibility for managing all Accessory Knitting employees, including supervisors and knitters. Develop and implement departmental and individual training plans to optimize resources and build a fully multi-skilled workforce across WG, Shima, Mini SWG, and Shima operations. Establish structured training programs to support the expansion of Whole Garment technology, ensuring operators are trained to the required standard and competent across all machine types. Teamwork / Communications Plan and facilitate effective and regular team meetings to ensure delivery of tasks to set timescales. Challenge others to develop as leaders while serving as a role model and mentor. Regular White Board Sessions. Personal Development Reviews (PDR). About You Our ideal candidate will have: Experience supervising or managing a knitting team, or within a similar environment Excellent verbal and written communication skills Strong leadership and team building skills. Able to work independently and be able to take the initiative in problem solving. Strong organisational and time management skills and with ability to prioritise a demanding workload. About Us Founded in 1797, Johnstons of Elgin is an innovative, luxury clothing brand celebrating 225 years of experience in working with the world's finest fibres. Across three centuries, our family-owned company has carefully sources cashmere and fine woollen fibres from around the world, applying the latest technology and highest quality craft expertise in our very own vertical Scottish mills. Employing over 1,000 staff, our valued employees and communities are at the heart of everything we do, producing unique, high-quality designs that are made to last. Our brand is focused on sustainability, working with natural, renewable, and biodegradable fibres and we are committed to maintaining a minimal environmental footprint. Johnstons of Elgin is proud to be an equal opportunity employer wholeheartedly supporting the principles of equality and diversity to build an inclusive workforce. Our aim is to embed diversity and inclusion in everything we do to create an environment where our employees feel safe to be their whole authentic self without having to downplay or change parts of their identity. We celebrate diversity in all its forms, which goes beyond those characteristics protected by law to include everything that makes us unique, from our backgrounds and experiences to our personalities and ways of thinking. We endeavour to provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities and encourage any candidate who requires assistance to contact us at . Don't meet every requirement? Studies have shown that women and people of colour are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single requirement or qualification. At Johnstons of Elgin, we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and authentic workplace, so if you are excited about this role but think your experience doesn't align perfectly with the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles. Please note all applicants must be able to provide evidence of their right to remain and take up paid employment in country job is based.

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