Industrial Seamstress​/Tailor

Sargent Cycle Products is a designer, manufacturer, and retailer of aftermarket motorcycle seats distributed to customers worldwide. The company specializes in high-quality, performance-oriented seating solutions for a wide range of motorcycle brands and models. As a vertically integrated operation, Sargent manages design, production, and retail in-house, offering opportunities to work closely with premium materials and specialized equipment. Team members contribute directly to products used by riders across the globe, in a setting that values craftsmanship, precision, and innovation.

This is a full-time, on-site Industrial Seamstress / Tailor role based in Jacksonville, FL. The role involves sewing, tailoring, and assembling custom and production motorcycle seat covers using industrial sewing machines and related equipment. Day-to-day tasks include measuring and fitting seat covers, cutting and handling upholstery materials, following patterns and work orders, and ensuring high-quality stitching and finishing. The position requires collaboration with other production team members, occasional communication with customer service staff regarding special orders, and adherence to safety, quality, and production standards.

The role may also include minor pattern adjustments, repair work, and maintaining a clean, organized work area.

• Demonstrated skills in dressmaking and tailoring for upholstery or similar applications.
• Ability to perform accurate fitting and adjustments to meet product specifications and customer needs.
• Strong communication and customer service skills for collaborating with team members and supporting custom requests.
• Experience operating industrial sewing machines and handling upholstery or heavy-duty fabrics.
• Attention to detail, steady manual dexterity, and commitment to consistent quality workmanship.
• Ability to read and follow patterns, technical instructions, and production schedules.
• Reliable work habits, punctuality, and ability to stand or sit for extended periods in a production environment.
• Prior experience in upholstery, garment manufacturing, or industrial sewing is preferred; vocational training or certification in sewing or textiles is a plus.