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Merchandise planner
Forecasts product demand and allocates inventory to ensure the right stock is available at the right time and place.
Open guideAssistant designer
Supports lead designers by researching trends, preparing sketches and prototypes, and coordinating with sample makers. Keeps the design process organized while learning luxury brand standards directly in the studio.
Open guideProduct developer
Manages product development from initial idea through prototypes to manufacturing. Links designers, suppliers and production teams to ensure technical feasibility, material sourcing and quality standards.
Open guideReady-to-Wear Quality Control Specialist
Checks finished clothing items to confirm they adhere to the brand's quality specifications. This inspector examines garments for any defects in stitching, measurements, or fabric, then classifies each as first-quality or in need of rework, ensuring only flawless pieces reach the boutiques.
Open guideChief merchandising officer (CMO)
Defines and leads product strategy, ensuring assortments reflect brand identity and meet client demand across all markets.
Open guidePattern maker
Translates fashion designer sketches into precise templates for garment construction. Drafts patterns using paper or CAD software, engineering each piece to ensure proper fit, drape and movement.
Open guideAtelier manager
Leads workshop teams of tailors, seamstresses and artisans in a luxury fashion house. Oversees daily operations to ensure pieces are produced to required craftsmanship standards, on schedule and within budget.
Open guideClient Advisor
Front-line retail professional responsible for welcoming clients, presenting products, and driving sales while offering an exceptional brand experience.
Open guideStore Manager
Leads the boutique, owning sales, operations, brand standards, and team development.
Open guideDress Code, Body Language, and Presentation
Your appearance, body language, and presentation can say a lot about your professionalism, attention to detail, and understanding of the luxury aesthetic.
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New guides as we add roles across retail, operation, design and manufacturing.
After-sales Specialist
Handles repairs, exchanges, and care inquiries, ensuring post-purchase service reflects brand quality.
Area Manager
Oversees multiple stores in a region to ensure commercial performance and brand consistency.
Assistant Store Manager
Second-in-command supporting store operations, people leadership, and service excellence.
Client Advisor
Front-line retail professional responsible for welcoming clients, presenting products, and driving sales while offering an exceptional brand experience.
Clienteling Manager
Oversees personalized client relationship strategies, ensuring top clients receive consistent follow-ups, private appointments, and expert experiences.
CRM Manager
Manages the customer database, segmentation, loyalty programs, and data-driven campaigns aligned with retail goals.
Department Manager
Owns the performance of a product department (e.g., RTW, Leather Goods), managing team, client service, and inventory flow.
Dress Code, Body Language, and Presentation
Your appearance, body language, and presentation can say a lot about your professionalism, attention to detail, and understanding of the luxury aesthetic.
Floor Manager
Leads a specific floor or zone, coordinating staff, client flow, and presentation standards.
