Boston, Massachusetts, United States · Hybrid
Great design goes beyond what people wear. It shapes how they feel. At Life is Good, every product is an opportunity to tell a story, spark optimism, and create a meaningful connection with our customers. If you're passi…
Skills: Apparel Design, Centric PLM, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Digital Sketching
Boston, Massachusetts, United States · Hybrid
Some sales leaders love the chase. Others love the spreadsheet. A few love building teams. This job is for the rare person who loves all three. You are a strategist who can see where the wholesale business should go next…
Skills: Wholesale strategy, P&L management, Sales leadership, Operational discipline, Account planning
Boston, Massachusetts, United States · On-site
Bring Optimism to Boston's Most Iconic Marketplace Love meeting new people? Thrive in a fast-paced environment where every conversation can turn into a sale? Join Life is Good at our Faneuil Hall pop-up, where you'll hel…
Skills: Sales, Customer service, Communication, Heat press operation, Retail
Hudson, New Hampshire, United States · Hybrid
You're the person who catches problems before they become problems. You thrive on keeping things organized, making sure nothing falls through the cracks, and keeping customers and teams aligned. You don't just manage ord…
Skills: Order Management, Wholesale Operations, Production Coordination, Fulfillment Coordination, ERP Systems
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Lead the design and execution of assigned product categories from concept through production handoff. Partner with cross-functional teams to translate consumer insights and brand strategy into commercially viable seasonal assortments.
Requires a bachelor's degree in Fashion Design or equivalent experience and 4–6 years of apparel design experience. Candidates must possess advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and Centric PLM, along with strong technical knowledge of garment construction.
Great design goes beyond what people wear. It shapes how they feel.
At Life is Good, every product is an opportunity to tell a story, spark optimism, and create a meaningful connection with our customers. If you're passionate about blending creativity, consumer insight, and thoughtful design into products people love, we'd love to have you on our team.
You bring the Life is Good brand to life by creating thoughtful, consumer-driven product across apparel, accessories, and home. You own categories from concept through execution, combining design, storytelling, color, graphics, and materials to deliver meaningful product that supports the brand, delights customers, and drives business growth.
Pay Transparency: We post our jobs on a collection of sites. Not all of them portray accurate information about our compensation ranges. For years, we've used a market-based approach to determine starting pay for all roles at Life is Good. We encourage you to explore reputable salary calculators like Salary.com or PayScale and, using accurate data for the apparel industry, this job (from the job description), our company size (under 300 people), location (Boston), and 4-6 years of experience in a related field, you will see an estimated pay range for this role.
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We are located in the innovative and thriving Fort Point neighborhood. Our community is full of green space, outstanding food, and entertainment options. We offer top-quality Medical, Dental, Vision, Flexible Spending Accounts, Transit or Parking Reimbursement Accounts, Life, AD&D, Short and Long-Term Disability, 401(k) with a match, Paid Time off, 10 paid holidays, Good Vibes Time (we pay you to volunteer for the non-profit cause of your choice) and Family Time. And we have dogs. You’ll be involved in growing our social mission through the Playmaker Project.
Life is Good is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against otherwise qualified applicants on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, age, mental or physical disability, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender orientation or expression, marital status or veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic under applicable federal or state law.
Positive energy is powerful energy.
For five years, Bert and John Jacobs drove up and down the East Coast, selling their t-shirt designs on the streets and in college dorms. They slept in their van, lived on PB&J, and showered when they could. The adventure was great, but sales were, uh, lacking. In 1994, with just $78 to their names, Bert and John designed their first “Life is Good” t-shirt to counter the negative news – and discovered how those three simple words could inspire people to focus on the good. It should have come as no surprise that the power of that one idea was just too strong to get wrong. After all, Bert and John’s mom, Joan Jacobs, had raised them to believe in the power of positivity. As a parent of six kids, raising the family on their dad’s slim salary, Joan still managed to make little moments magical. She didn't just tell bedtime stories. She unlocked her kids’ imaginations. In her tales, she became a wolf on a bicycle, or a princess in a flying submarine, or a dragon who breathes love instead of fire. In fact, our logo was inspired by Joan’s creative bedtime stories. It’s a symbol of her fierce love and a tribute to her playful imagination. We like to think of Joan Jacobs as the original “Playmaker,” a term we coined that describes those who help kids heal and thrive through the power of play. In Joan’s honor, more than 10% of Life is Good’s annual net profits are donated to the Life is Good Playmaker Project to help raise the next generation of optimists.
Offices: 253 Summer St, Boston, Massachusetts 02210, US · 48 Friars Dr, Hudson, New Hampshire 03051, US
Positive energy is powerful energy.
For five years, Bert and John Jacobs drove up and down the East Coast, selling their t-shirt designs on the streets and in college dorms. They slept in their van, lived on PB&J, and showered when they could. The adventure was great, but sales were, uh, lacking. In 1994, with just $78 to their names, Bert and John designed their first “Life is Good” t-shirt to counter the negative news – and discovered how those three simple words could inspire people to focus on the good. It should have come as no surprise that the power of that one idea was just too strong to get wrong. After all, Bert and John’s mom, Joan Jacobs, had raised them to believe in the power of positivity. As a parent of six kids, raising the family on their dad’s slim salary, Joan still managed to make little moments magical. She didn't just tell bedtime stories. She unlocked her kids’ imaginations. In her tales, she became a wolf on a bicycle, or a princess in a flying submarine, or a dragon who breathes love instead of fire. In fact, our logo was inspired by Joan’s creative bedtime stories. It’s a symbol of her fierce love and a tribute to her playful imagination. We like to think of Joan Jacobs as the original “Playmaker,” a term we coined that describes those who help kids heal and thrive through the power of play. In Joan’s honor, more than 10% of Life is Good’s annual net profits are donated to the Life is Good Playmaker Project to help raise the next generation of optimists.
Offices: 253 Summer St, Boston, Massachusetts 02210, US · 48 Friars Dr, Hudson, New Hampshire 03051, US
