Merchandiser
$70,000 - $90,000
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Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$70,000 - $90,000
About the role
- Assortment & Line Building
- Own the seasonal line plan, line sheets, and merch file for the Men's assortment, partnering with the Senior Director of Merchandising on overall direction
- Serve as owner of the line planning process end-to-end, from concept through delivery, ensuring milestones are tracked and met
- Use learnings from performance and market research to suggest and push new, innovative strategies for the business
- Market & Trend Awareness
- Serve as the go-to expert on the competitive landscape — silhouette, trend, retail pricing — within Men's, adjacent categories, and potential expansion categories
- Maintain deep knowledge of relevant aspirational brands, conduct market research and competitive shopping to identify and develop opportunities for newness, white space, and expansion
- Cross-Functional Partnership
- Bring a collaborative approach to key cross-functional partners to help realize the brand vision, influencing decisions that shape overall assortment strategy:
- Design: Bring a strong POV on direction, grounded in trend and business need
- Planning: Partner on pre-season planning and long-term business strategy
- Site Merchandising: Keep the customer experience clean, fresh, and UPT-focused
- Marketing: Drive weekly trend reporting and outfitting recommendations
- Communicate clearly with cross-functional partners on assortment updates, drops, adds, and shifts in strategy
- Present assortment strategy, recaps, and hindsights to cross-functional teams and leadership
- Financial & Performance Management
- Manage sales reports from Shopify to analyze data, recap hits and misses, and efficiently communicate out actions and opportunities to Marketing, Planning, and Product teams
- Monitor sell-through, margin, and inventory performance, proactively recommending in-season adjustments to optimize the assortment
- Support pricing strategy for Men's and product lifecycle
- Conduct hindsight analysis each season to inform go-forward strategy, applying strong business acumen to fully understand wins, misses, and the implications of product decisions
- Sample Management
- Maintain close partnership with Marketing on sample management — pulling samples for product meetings and owning full organization of the sample library
- SkillsWell-rounded experience in the Men's business, with the product instincts and strategic voice to help lead its planned growth
- Expert-level understanding of retail math metrics and retail sales
- Strong business acumen, with the ability to digest large sets of sales data and fully understand the implications of product decisions
- Comfortable driving in-season/post-season analysis with little guidance
- Excellent presentation skills and communication, with experience presenting to cross-functional teams and senior leadership
- Highly collaborative, with experience working with cross-functional partners (Design, PD, Marketing, Creative, Production, Planning, Site Merchandising, etc.)Proficiency in Excel
- Product-focused, with a keen eye for trend and a strong understanding of the competitive space
- Results-driven with a sense of urgency and the ability to work within multiple seasons at once
- Prior people-management experience a plus, or readiness to grow into managing a direct report
- Qualifications3–5 years of merchandising experience
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience
- Work Hours & Benefits
- Paid Time Off (Vacation, Personal, Sick)
- Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- Paid Family Leave 401k PlanHybrid Work - Employees are required to be in office Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
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