Seasalt Cornwall
Assistant Channel Merchandiser

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Seasalt began in 1981 with a small shop in Penzance, selling workwear to local mariners and practical overalls to artists. Today, we’ve grown into a thriving omnichannel retailer with over 80 UK and Ireland stores, 400+ wholesale stockists, and a growing international and online footprint. As a B Corp and winner of both Drapers “Best Place to Work” and CIPD’s “Best Recognition Programme”, we care deeply about our people, our communities and our long-term impact. Our Head Office teams provide the foundations that empower our people to drive sustainable growth across the UK and international markets.
About the Role
As an Assistant Channel Merchandiser, you’ll be responsible for ensuring our stores, online, partners and clearance channels have the right stock at the right time and are being traded in the most profitable way. You’ll be the key contact with the Logistics team to support managing the stock through the Distribution Centre (DC) into these channels.
This is a full-time permanent role which is based remotely within the UK, with occasional travel to our Cornwall head offices.
Responsibilities
You’ll help us by:
- Ensuring timely and effective distribution of stock to maximise channel and product performance, recommending changes to allocation plans where required and being the key contact for allocation, replenishment and stock queries.
- Providing short to medium term forecasts to the DC, ensuring resource and workload planning aligns with merchandising forecasts for managed channels.
- Updating short-term dispatch forecasts into the channel WSSIs to align all views, highlighting risks and opportunities to the Channel Merchandise Manager, and supporting them with return-to-business process.
- Reviewing product performance to support weekly Channel Merchandising trading activities, identifying risks and opportunities.
- Driving the development and production of reporting and ad hoc analysis to support Allocation trading decisions.
- Supporting the Allocators in creating initial allocation plans for each launch and guiding them in replenishing sales, ensuring the stock is balanced to the demand in each channel or store.
- Maintaining accurate store space records that reflect new stores and changes to the existing space in the business.
- Creating and maintaining sales and profit density reporting to analyse product performance based on space used and recommending where to expand or contract product ranges to improve sales density.
- Ensuring allocation trackers are kept up to date, enabling the wider business to have visibility of the status of the assortment at any point in time and communicating required delivery information to external partners.
- Managing stock allocation to Clearance channels in line with sales and stock plans, including oversight of eBay, Outlet promotions, and ad-hoc Clearance.
- Reviewing aged stock reports, forecast tools, and line-level pricing to propose markdowns and actions that drive sales, clear stock profitably, and meet margin targets.
- Line managing two Allocators, developing and upskilling through process, structure and environment whilst demonstrating best practice both technically and behaviourally in equal measure.
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The skills you’ll be sharing with the team:
- Strong knowledge and experience using Microsoft Office – specifically Excel.
- Problem solving skills.
- Strong commercial aptitude.
- Ability to work numerically, analyse and report back on data.
- Experience of allocation and replenishment and working within a merchandising function.
- Great communication skills.
- Well organised with effective prioritisation.
- Ability to work well to deadlines.
- Seeks to manage and develop self.
- Experience of managing or supervising others.
Why Seasalt?
The success of Seasalt is down to the skill and hard work of our team. We don't just want to attract the best and brightest people to come and work with us, we want you to stay and grow with us. As well as doing everything we can to support your development professionally, we believe encouraging personal growth is just as important. So you can fulfil your passion and purpose, not just at work but in life, we offer a range of benefits that are designed to enhance your career and wellbeing:


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- Salary: up to £27,500 per (Band 2)
- 34 days paid annual leave (including bank holidays), increasing with length of service
- Attractive 50% employee discount
- Flexible benefits allowance to personalise your benefits package
- Private Medical Scheme including 24/7 virtual GP
- Free access to our Employee Assistance Programme through Retail Trust with 24/7 support
- Pension plan with generous 7% employer contributions
- Life assurance programme
- Enhanced family leave policies
- Flexible working opportunities with our hybrid working approach
- Learning and Development opportunities
- Do Good Things with our two days per year paid volunteering opportunities
- Employee networks to develop and provide support to our people, including the Inclusion & Belonging Network
- 100s of savings on top retailers and gym memberships through our discount hub
At Seasalt we have a brilliant team of people – they're what make Seasalt a fantastic place to work. We love to celebrate uniqueness and are committed to making Seasalt a place where everyone feels they belong. As an inclusive employer, we want to invite a diverse range of candidates to apply for our roles. We aim to work flexibly where possible and value a range of perspectives - diversity of thought helps us to grow – so please apply if this is a role that would make you excited to come to work every day. We're happy to help with any adjustments to our recruitment process and beyond. Just drop us an email at careers@seasaltcornwall.co.uk
Closing date for applications is 7th August 2026, however our roles can close earlier so we would recommend applying as soon as you are able.
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