Graphic Designer

Who Is Stolen Stores?

Stolen Stores is where collectives connect with your undiscovered originality.

All work is developed and crafted in Bangkok within our atelier, where designers and artisans work in close dialogue. Craft is not an afterthought. It is tested, refined, and resolved through practice and shared judgement.

Home to Stolen Studios and ONARIN, we move across fashion, hospitality, and experiential retail. From atelier floors to our rooftop café, everything is built with intention. Form with clarity. Process with integrity. Connection that feels personal.

We are growing with care. And care, as it turns out, requires the work to look like itself everywhere.

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The Mission

Make everything people see from us look like one house.

This role works under the Creative Lead. You take a direction that has already been set and make it real everywhere it lands: campaigns, social, email, print, and in-store, through to the web pages and product pages where a customer decides to buy.

The same idea has to hold on a small phone screen and on a wall in the store. You are the person who makes it hold in both places without losing what it was.

Clear. Consistent. Exact.

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Your Role

Brand

• Produce campaign and collection launch design, complete across every channel and ready on schedule
• Design social and email work from the Creative Lead's direction, at the pace the calendar moves and without the brand slipping
• Own print and in-store production, from file through to the thing installed and correct
• Design packaging, labels, and printed product collateral that is genuinely ready to go to press
• Work with printers and suppliers, checking proofs and colour so the result matches what you designed
• Keep files, fonts, and assets organised so other teams can use them without asking you first

Digital

• Design and update web pages, product pages, and campaign pages on the online store, ready to sell rather than only ready to look at
• Prepare product imagery and assets in every size and format each channel needs, to an agreed standard
• Build reusable email templates and recurring formats so the team can move faster on its own
• Hold image and type consistency across every platform, and fix what has slipped before a customer sees it
• Work alongside the content and project teams so the work ships on the planned cycle

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What We're Looking For

• Around three years in graphic design, or a portfolio showing real work that shipped
• Fluent in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign, or in Figma at a level that works in a team
• Real screen knowledge: sizes, proportion, and how something reads on a phone
• An eye for type and layout ahead of an eye for effects
• Able to carry many files through many rounds of changes without losing track of any of them
• Working English, spoken and written. Briefs, tools, and references here are in English.
• Good Thai communication, since much of the team and most suppliers work in Thai
• Fashion, retail, or hospitality experience is an advantage
• Experience maintaining an online store, Shopify or similar, is an advantage

You should be someone who is uneasy when something sits slightly off, a colour is not quite right, or a font has slipped, and who fixes it before anyone points at it.

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What This Is Not

• Not a role that sets brand direction. Direction comes from the Creative Lead. Yours is making it real and keeping it intact everywhere. • Not filling in templates. You decide what sits where, and why. • Not a role where you pick print or digital. Both are yours. • Not a role that ends when the file is sent. It ends when the thing reaches the customer and it is right. • Not complex bureaucracy. We work with clarity and intent.

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Why Join

You will work closely with the design team and with leadership, on work that reaches the public within weeks, not quarters.

You will see your own work on the website, in the box a customer opens, and on a wall in the store, and you will help set the visual standard of an independent brand while it is still being decided.

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How to Apply

Send your CV and portfolio to [email protected] Subject: Graphic Designer Application

Tell us.

Pick one piece in your portfolio and tell us what you would cut if you made it again today.

Then describe a piece of work that had to run across many sizes and channels from a single idea. How did you make it read as one set?