About the role
Retail Stockroom LeadAFLALO | Soho, NYCFull-time, Onsite
About the Role:
AFLALO is a young luxury brand led by the founder of Reformation. We are opening our flagship store in SoHo and seeking a Retail Stockroom Lead to build and run its back-of-house operations. Starting ahead of the late-2026 opening, you’ll manage inventory, receiving, fulfillment, and consignment tracking from our showroom, then lead the move into the new store. This is a hands-on role with meaningful ownership over how a luxury retail back-of-house operates. Once the store opens, you’ll report to the Boutique Director. What You'll Own Inventory & receiving: Maintain accurate inventory counts and organization, including receiving, cycle counts, and reconciliation Inventory movement & reconciliation: Coordinate transfers between locations, investigate discrepancies, and ensure physical inventory matches system records Back-of-house operations: Help set up and maintain BOH organization, processes, and supplies, including leading the inventory move into the new store Merchandise prep: Tag, steam, and prepare merchandise for the sales floor Fulfillment & returns: Support ecommerce shipping and returns in the showroom alongside a part-time shipping associate; transition to ship-from-store fulfillment and returns once the store opens Consignment tracking: Track consigned inventory in and out, keeping systems and physical stock in sync Sample management: Manage brand samples housed in the BOH, including shipping them out and processing them back in What We're Looking For 2–3+ years of back-of-house or stockroom experience; luxury or fashion retail preferred Highly organized and detail-oriented, able to manage high product volumes accurately Independent and proactive, with a strong sense of urgency and ownership; energized by a fast-paced, early-stage environment Comfortable with physical work, including lifting up to 40 pounds, organizing and moving inventory Familiarity with inventory and POS systems; Shopify experience is a plus
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