Piglet in Bed
Buying Admin Assistant

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At Piglet in Bed, we're on a mission to become the home of long-lasting, natural comfort. Dreamt up in 2017 from our Founder Jess’ Mother’s garden shed in West Sussex, Piglet in Bed began with a simple idea: the best homes aren’t perfect, they’re personal. What started as a small collection of linen bedding has grown to include new fabrics and unmistakably ‘Piglet’ designs, complemented by our curated selection of sleepwear and homewares. But one thing hasn’t changed: our focus on the incredible team who make Piglet happen. Teamwork is at the heart of everything we do, so we're very excited that you're considering joining us!
Role: Buying Admin Assistant
Location: Vauxhall, London
Remote Status: Hybrid - 3 days based in our London office, 2 working from home
Annual Salary: £28,860
What you’ll be getting up to:
- Loading new styles to the company system with accuracy for our orders
- Chasing orders from suppliers and keeping tracking information up to date for the team
- Working closely with the Senior Buyer, Junior Buyer, Assistant Buyer, Product Tech, and Junior Designer to manage the critical path, a vital tool on the department
- Request photo samples from suppliers, chasing in for specific deadlines
- Chasing the weekly submissions, samples, and deliveries in line with critical path dates, highlighting any concerns to the wider team
- Organise samples for our monthly fit meetings, liaising with the Product Tech
- Prepare and maintain all department documentation e.g., Intake tracker and Range plan, product documents
- Prepare range rails for team meetings and sign offs
- Load product bullet points and measurements to the system in preparation for the product going live online
- Keep sample rails and archives in working order, clearing out and organising sample sales when necessary
- Regular competitive shopping and competitor analysis to develop your knowledge and report findings back to the team
- Complete any other ad hoc administrative duties to provide full support to the Buying team
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Who we're looking for:
- You’ll need to have strong accuracy and attention to detail.
- You’ll need to be excellent at organisation and juggling a lot at once.
- You’ll need to have excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- You’ll need to have a good knowledge of Microsoft office and experience of using computer data entry systems.
- You’ll need to be a team player with a “can-do” attitude.
- You should be a quick thinker with the ability to multi-task.
- We’d like you to have a passion for bedding and home wear as-well as current retail wide trends.
- We’d like you have at least one years’ experience or internship on a buying team before in retail.
What it’s like to work at Piglet in Bed:


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- We’re proud to pay the UK Living Wage, a voluntary measure we’re taking to make sure our salaries meet our employees real, everyday needs.
- Our flexible working scheme aims to prioritise your work-life balance, allowing for flexible start and finish times.
- We offer a generous 50% discount on our products and plenty of chance to get your hands on treats (birthdays, piglet of the month, photo competitions and product sweepstakes)
- With our shortened work week (35.5 hours for full-time staff), we finish work at 3pm every Friday!
- Piglet in Bed offers 33 days of holiday annually (pro rata for part time staff), alongside 2 paid days for volunteering.
- You’ll get access to our high street voucher discount platform, as well as our EAP programme offering private GP appointments and counselling.
- With our onsite bike storage and shower facilities, Piglet are excited to offer team members access to our cycle to work scheme.
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If this sounds like the role for you, apply now by submitting your CV below.
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All applicants must have the right to work in the UK as Piglet in Bed are unable to sponsor or transfer any visa applications at this time.
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