Associate Graphic Designer, Collabs + Emerging Partnerships
San Francisco Full-time Junior Graphic Design
At a glance
Junior Graphic Design role at Gap Inc. San Francisco · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate $62,500–$73,625 across the United States.
Estimated pay
Gap Inc has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.
$62,500 – $73,625
What the middle half of entry-level graphic design roles in the United States paid, among postings that did state a salary.
Worked out from 24 postings that stated pay, median $70,000. Last updated Oct 21, 2026.
RoleGraphic Design
SeniorityJunior
LocationSan Francisco
EmploymentFull-time
PostedJun 4, 2026
Role brief
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What you'll do
- Design original graphics for tees, fleece, and other apparel across collaborations and partnerships
- Turn creative direction into customer-relevant artwork that fits the brand
- Build accurate files with the right color, scale, placement, and print details
- Work with Merchandising, Product Development, and Production from initial concept through final product
- Apply partner assets and guidelines, then handle feedback and revisions on deadline
What you bring
- One to three years of graphic design experience, ideally focused on apparel or fashion
- A portfolio demonstrating apparel graphics, typography, and print design
- Working ability in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop within Adobe Creative Suite
- Knowledge of apparel print methods, color separations, and production workflows
- Strong file-preparation accuracy while handling several projects in a fast-paced setting
Who this fits
This role suits a junior designer who enjoys apparel graphics, licensed or collaboration products, pop culture, and trend-led work. You’ll need to work closely with merchandising, product development, and production partners while managing revisions and deadlines. The position is based in San Francisco and is full-time.
From the employer
About the Role
Old Navy is looking for an Associate Graphic Designer to support our Collabs + Emerging Partnerships team, with a focus on apparel graphics. This role will help bring exciting brand collaborations to life through on-product design, working closely with cross-functional partners to create compelling, trend-right graphics for our collections. You’ll contribute to concept development, artwork creation, and production-ready files that support seasonal launches and special partnership moments.What You'll Do
- Design and develop original graphics for apparel across collaborations and partnerships, including tees, fleece, and other key categories
- Support concept development by translating creative direction into on-brand, customer-relevant artwork
- Create and prepare production-ready files, ensuring accuracy in color, scale, placement, and print techniques
- Partner closely with Merchandising, Product Development, and Production teams to bring graphics from concept to final product
- Adapt partner brand assets and guidelines into cohesive designs that align with Old Navy’s aesthetic
- Execute revisions based on feedback while maintaining design integrity and meeting deadlines
- Stay current on graphic trends, typography, and cultural influences to bring fresh ideas to the product
Who You Are
- 1–3 years of graphic design experience, preferably in apparel or fashion
- Strong portfolio showcasing apparel graphics, typography, and print design
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator and Photoshop required)
- Understanding of print techniques, color separations, and production processes for apparel
- Strong attention to detail, especially in file setup and execution
- Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
- Interest in collaborations, pop culture, and trend-driven design
- Experience working on licensed or collaboration-based product
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