Role Description

The Graphic Designer will support the brand across web, email, social, paid ads, packaging, retail, events, campaigns, and product launches. This role is responsible for turning creative direction into clear, polished, on-brand visual assets. The designer should have strong taste, strong typography/layout skills, and the ability to work quickly across different formats.

You’ll be joining a small creative team that values design highly and holds a high standard for visual output. The right person should be comfortable working in a fast-moving environment, contributing ideas, taking feedback directly, and helping make the brand feel sharper and more consistent across every touchpoint.

This person will also support moodboards, references, image selects, campaign direction, and broader visual research.

Responsibilities

- Design static and motion graphics for paid social, organic social, email, web, retail, events, and product launches.

- Build and maintain visual systems for email newsletters, automated flows, paid ads, launch assets, and recurring marketing needs.

- Create visual assets for the e-commerce storefront to keep the site fresh, relevant, and aligned with current campaigns and product stories.

- Design and support production of event graphics, including flyers, decals, signage, retail displays, and other physical brand touchpoints.

- Assist with art direction for photo and video campaigns, product shoots, lifestyle shoots, pop-up concepts, and other creative projects.

- Support the development of Bonnie Clyde’s brand identity system, including typography, layout, templates, packaging, and recurring visual formats.

- Color correct, retouch, crop, and prepare product and lifestyle photography for web, email, social, ads, and print.

- Collaborate with the Creative Director and internal team to review proofs, finalize assets, and maintain consistency with Bonnie Clyde’s visual standards.

Requirements

- 3+ years of experience in graphic design, brand design, fashion, beauty, lifestyle, music, culture, or a related creative field.

- Strong typography, layout, composition, and image-treatment skills.

- Strong visual taste and ability to understand what feels brand-right.

- Ability to design across multiple formats, including web, email, social, ads, packaging, retail, print, and presentations.

- Comfortable working from creative direction, but able to bring ideas and references to the table.

- Strong research habits and interest in fashion, art, music, design, culture, photography, and visual trends.

- Able to move quickly, take feedback directly, and revise without ego.

- Organized with design files, templates, exports, references, and deadlines.

- Comfortable working in a small team environment where responsibilities may shift and the role may support broader creative needs

- Day-to-day work may include a mix of independent design work, creative reviews, asset production, research, team meetings, file organization, and cross-functional creative support.

Skills & Qualifications

- Adobe Creative Suite

- Figma

- Google Slides / Keynote

- Shopify or web asset experience is a plus

- Motion/video tools are a plus

- Must be able to work in person for creative reviews, campaign planning, product launches, shoots, packaging reviews, retail/event projects, and other key creative discussions.

- Must be comfortable working in a small, fast-moving team where priorities can shift and direct communication is expected.

Details

- Full-time, Los Angeles-based

- Hybrid role with in-office (located in Downtown Los Angeles) days as needed.

Role Description

The Sr. Product Designer, Eyewear is responsible for developing eyewear from initial concept through production handoff. This includes translating research, references, and 2D sketches into clear eyewear designs with strong proportion, fit, construction, and brand alignment. This role works across frame fronts, lens shapes, bridges, temples, hinges, nose pads, hardware, materials, colors, and finishes. The designer will support the development of sunglasses and optical frames by creating sketches, design callouts, sample comments, and factory-facing notes while maintaining the original design intent throughout the sampling and production process.

Over time, this person should be able to take more ownership of the eyewear design process and help build a stronger system for developing new styles.

This person will also support the brand across packaging, accessories, product launches, and broader product-related creative needs.

Responsibilities

- Own the eyewear design process from initial concept through production handoff, including research, sketching, design refinement, sample review, and final approvals.

- Communicate with factories and production partners to make sure design intent, fit, construction, materials, hardware, and sample revisions are clearly understood.

- Keep the product development process organized, including design files, references, sample comments, revision history, timelines, and factory feedback.

- Work directly with the founder to translate brand direction, references, and product goals into original sunglasses and optical frame designs.

- Support packaging, accessories, and other product-related creative projects as needed, while keeping eyewear design as the primary focus.

- Day-to-day work may include a mix of independent design work, founder reviews, team meetings, factory communication, research, sample organization, and cross-functional creative support.

Requirements

- 4+ years of experience in eyewear design, product design, accessories design, industrial design, or a closely related field.

- Strong understanding of eyewear design, including frame construction, fit, proportion, materials, hardware, and production feasibility.

- Ability to develop sunglasses and optical frames from concept through production-ready design.

- Strong sketching ability and ability to quickly explore multiple design directions.

- Experience communicating design revisions to factories, vendors, or production partners.

- Strong organization skills across design files, references, samples, revisions, timelines, and feedback.

- Strong taste, research habits, and ability to translate references into original product ideas.

- Resourceful and research-driven, with the ability to dig beyond obvious references and bring back useful insights, visual direction, product ideas, and practical solutions.

- Ability to work closely with a founder-led creative process

- Comfortable working in a small team environment and willing to support across eyewear design, product development, research, production, and broader creative projects as needed.

Qualifications

- 3D modeling or rendering experience for eyewear, accessories, jewelry, or small objects.

- Experience with Rhino, Blender, KeyShot, SolidWorks, Fusion 360, CLO, or similar 3D/rendering tools.

- Experience designing metal hardware, hinges, decorative temple details, mixed-material construction, or jewelry-like product details.

- Experience working directly with eyewear factories in China, Japan, Italy, or other production markets.

- Mandarin communication ability is a plus, but not required.

- Must be able to work in person for design reviews, sample reviews, product development meetings, and other key creative or production discussions.

- Must be comfortable working in a small, fast-moving team where priorities can shift and direct communication is expected.

Details

- Full-time, Los Angeles-based

- Hybrid role with in-office (located in Downtown Los Angeles) days as needed.