Brooks Morrow is an Associate Designer with extensive experience at Madewell and a diverse portfolio of freelance work for emerging brands. At Madewell, Brooks supports the design process from concept to completion, contributing to trend and concept research, sketch development, styling, and seasonal product execution.
In addition to design responsibilities, Brooks manages seasonal fabric and trim sourcing, creates tech packs and line plans in PLM, develops CAD recolors and print packages, and collaborates across teams to ensure seamless product development. Having successfully completed multiple seasons from initial concept through final production, Brooks is highly skilled at managing concurrent seasonal calendars while maintaining strong attention to detail, organization, and creative vision.
As an Associate Designer, Brooks leads the development of Tech Packs for the Men's Wovens category, preparing through prototype, assortment, and bulk production stages. He manages a high volume of styles across seasonal calendars while maintaining exceptional attention to detail and accuracy. Thriving in fast-paced environments, Brooks balances creative problem-solving with technical precision, ensuring products are developed efficiently and executed to the highest standard from concept through production.
[ CAVE , CITY ] is a multidisciplinary creative studio founded by brothers Brooks and Will Morrow, working across fashion, media, and visual design. Our practice is rooted in journalistic inquiry, historical research, and the built and natural environment. We approach storytelling as a process of observation—translating culture, place, and memory into contemporary forms through image-making, garment design, and creative direction. Operating as both a clothing brand and creative studio, we develop considered products while collaborating across art direction, styling, photography, film, and visual identity. Each project is guided by thoughtful research, purposeful design, and narratives that extend beyond conventional fashion imagery. We believe clothing and visual culture can document time and create new ways of seeing.