Graphic Designer (Amazon and E-Commerce)

We're looking for a Graphic Designer with deep Amazon creative experience to produce high-performing product listings, A+ Content, Brand Stores, and DTC assets for a portfolio of consumer product brands. This is a freelance engagement with ongoing work for the right candidate.

One of the primary brands you will work on is an established legwear and hosiery brand with over 55 years of heritage, currently relaunching with a premium creative direction across Amazon and DTC. This brand has a strong customer base and a clear aesthetic direction that requires a designer who can match its premium positioning across every asset.

This is not a role for someone who executes direction on where elements go. We are looking for a designer who thinks strategically about layouts, storytelling, and what will actually perform on Amazon and DTC — someone who brings a genuine design eye and creative vision to every brief, not just technical execution. Fashion experience is a hard requirement.

If you have designed for apparel, intimates, shapewear, tights, or lifestyle brands and you understand what premium Amazon creative looks like and why it converts, this role is a strong fit.

Why You'll Want to Join

You will be paid in USD (bi-monthly: every 15th and 30th)

Paid Time Off in accordance with company policy

Observance of Holidays per company guidelines

100% remote setup so you can work wherever you're most productive

This role requires availability during US business hours

Freelance engagement with consistent ongoing work across a diverse consumer product portfolio

Work on heritage fashion brands with real retail scale and high creative standards across Amazon and DTC

What You'll Work On

Amazon Product Listing Creative

Design main images, lifestyle imagery, and infographic image stacks for Amazon product listings

Create stylized, informative product infographics that communicate key benefits clearly and visually

Apply strong layout, hierarchy, and visual storytelling to every listing image set

Ensure all assets meet Amazon's technical specifications and content standards

A+ Content and Brand Storytelling

Design Premium A+ Content modules that tell a compelling brand story and drive conversion

Create Brand A+ Content that builds brand equity while meeting Amazon's module requirements

Structure content flows that guide the customer through the product story logically and visually

Maintain a premium aesthetic that reflects the brand's positioning and target customer

Amazon Storefront Design

Design and update Amazon Brand Storefronts that are visually cohesive and easy to navigate

Create storefront layouts that showcase the full product range and support cross-sell and upsell

Ensure storefront design aligns with brand guidelines and Amazon's storefront specifications

DTC and Broader E-Commerce Creative

Produce creative assets for DTC e-commerce including product pages, email graphics, and promotional banners

Apply the same strategic thinking to DTC assets as to Amazon, optimizing for visual performance and conversion

Adapt creative across formats and placements as needed

What You Bring

Proven experience designing Amazon creative assets including product listings, A+ Content, and Brand Storefronts

Fashion industry experience is a hard requirement, specifically with apparel, intimates, shapewear, tights, hosiery, or lifestyle brands

Deep understanding of Amazon's content standards, image requirements, and A+ module specifications A strong, independent design eye with the ability to make strategic decisions about layouts, storytelling, and visual hierarchy without being directed on every element

Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite including Photoshop and Illustrator

Portfolio that demonstrates premium creative quality across Amazon and DTC formats

Ability to work independently, deliver on time, and communicate clearly throughout every project

Nice to Have

Experience with DTC e-commerce creative for direct response or performance marketing campaigns

Background designing for legacy or heritage fashion brands undergoing a creative relaunch

Familiarity with Amazon's premium A+ Content eligibility requirements and approval process

Experience working with consumer product commercialization or multi-brand portfolio companies

How to Apply

Please include

Your updated resume A portfolio link showing at least 4 to 6 examples of Amazon creative work including A+ Content, product listing images, and Brand Storefronts, with fashion, hosiery, or apparel examples prioritized A short Loom video (1 to 2 minutes) introducing yourself, walking through one Amazon creative project you are proud of, and explaining the strategic de

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