Michael Loder
About Michael Loder
Michael Loder is a Design Assistant with a background in Political Science and Government, and extensive education in Fashion/Apparel Design. He has worked at CYC Design Corporation and Aritzia, contributing to technical development and design.
Work at Reigning Champ
Michael Loder has been employed at CYC Design Corporation, which includes the brands Reigning Champ and wings+horns, as a Design Assistant since 2019. In this role, he contributes to various design projects and collaborates with the design team to create apparel that aligns with the brand's vision. His experience in this position spans over five years, allowing him to develop a strong understanding of the brand's aesthetic and operational processes.
Current Position at Aritzia
Since 2020, Michael Loder has been working at Aritzia as a Technical Development Associate. In this capacity, he focuses on the technical aspects of apparel development, ensuring that designs are executed accurately and meet quality standards. His role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams to facilitate the production process and enhance product offerings.
Educational Background in Fashion Design
Michael Loder has a comprehensive educational background in fashion and design. He studied at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, where he earned a degree in Fashion Design & Technology from 2015 to 2019. He also attended Shih Chien University, achieving a Bachelor's degree in Fashion/Apparel Design in 2018. This education has equipped him with the skills necessary for his roles in the fashion industry.
Previous Experience at CYC Design Corporation
Before his current role at CYC Design Corporation, Michael Loder worked as a Design Assistant from 2019 to 2020. During this ten-month period, he gained valuable experience in the design process and contributed to various projects within the company. His time at CYC Design Corporation laid the groundwork for his ongoing contributions to the brand.
Studies in Political Science
Michael Loder studied Political Science and Government at Capilano University from 2011 to 2013. This two-year program provided him with a foundational understanding of political systems and governance, which complements his design career by enhancing his analytical skills and understanding of societal contexts.