Richemont Cutting Assistant

Richemont is a leading luxury goods holding company comprising prestigious maisons across jewellery, watches, leather goods and writing instruments. As an employer it emphasises artisanal craftsmanship, vertical manufacturing excellence and a commitment to preserving traditional savoir‑faire within an international luxury ecosystem.

1. Support the cutting room team in the layout, spreading and cutting of fabrics according to technical markers and production schedules.
2. Prepare and maintain cutting tools and machinery (band/round knives, cutting tables), ensuring cleanliness and safe operation.
3. Accurately transfer pattern markings and notches to fabric and trim, respecting grainlines and marker efficiency.
4. Perform visual and dimensional quality checks on cut pieces and report defects to line leads.
5. Manage fabric returns, scrap segregation and basic material inventory for the cutting area.
6. Follow health, safety and ergonomic procedures; contribute to a tidy, compliant workshop environment.
7. Collaborate with pattern makers, sewers and production planners to ensure timely flow of components.

1. Applicant must belong to the protected categories covered by Italian Law 68/99 (appartenente alle categorie protette).
2. Basic mechanical aptitude and manual dexterity with steady hand‑eye coordination.
3. Ability to read technical markers, measurements and simple pattern instructions.
4. Understanding of fabric behaviour (stretch, nap, pile) and handling techniques.
5. Availability to work standard production shifts and to stand for extended periods.

1. Fabric spreading
2. Marker following
3. Manual cutting and trimming
4. Use and basic maintenance of cutting tools (band knife, round knife)
5. Quality inspection of cut pieces
6. Workshop safety and material handling

Practical experience in a cutting room or garment production environment is preferred — typically 1–3 years; prior work in luxury, bespoke or made‑to‑measure production is an asset but not mandatory.

Vocational diploma in textiles, fashion or a related craft; or equivalent on‑the‑job training and demonstrable practical skills.

The workplace values meticulous craftsmanship and respect for traditional techniques while operating within an international luxury framework. Teams are typically collaborative and production floors prioritise quality, precision and responsible material handling.