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E-Commerce Menswear Buyer

Preston
£35k – £45k/yr
Posted about 10 hours ago
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About the Role

Our Client is looking for an experienced and commercially minded E-Commerce Menswear Buyer to join their growing fashion business.

This is a fast-paced DTC/e-commerce buying role, not a traditional high-street retail buying position. You’ll help decide what products to launch, how much to buy, and why — using both strong menswear product instinct and commercial data.

You must be able to work from our Preston office 2–3 days per week, as the role involves reviewing physical samples, fabrics, fits and colours with the wider team.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and develop menswear ranges across multiple brands and niches.
  • Plan monthly product drops and determine buy quantities.
  • Decide which products, colours, fits and categories to launch.
  • Analyse sell-through, stock cover, margin, product velocity, returns and size curves.
  • Identify winning products, underperformers and opportunities for repeat buys.
  • Use historical sales performance to influence future buying decisions.
  • Monitor menswear trends, competitors and changing customer behaviour.
  • Identify gaps and opportunities within existing ranges.
  • Review and fit physical samples, assessing fabrics, colours and silhouettes.
  • Work closely with product, merchandising, marketing and management teams.
  • Manage multiple brands, categories and customer segments simultaneously.

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Requirements

  • Strong fashion e-commerce/DTC buying experience.
  • Experience working within a successful, high-revenue online fashion business, ideally £20m+ annual e-commerce revenue.
  • Strong menswear buying experience and understanding of menswear trends, fits, fabrics and silhouettes.
  • Strong commercial and analytical ability.
  • Excellent understanding of sell-through, stock cover, margin, inventory and product velocity.
  • Strong Excel/spreadsheet skills.
  • Experience working in fast fashion, DTC or an environment with frequent product drops.
  • Ability to make data-driven buying decisions and quickly identify winners and losers.
  • Highly organised, commercially minded and comfortable working at speed.
  • Able to take ownership and work across multiple brands and niches.
  • Must live within a realistic commuting distance of Preston and be available to work in the office 2–3 days per week.
  • Candidates whose experience is primarily physical retail buying without significant e-commerce exposure are unlikely to be suitable.

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Additional Information

  • Salary: £35,000–£45,000 per year, depending on experience and previous brand/company scale
  • Location: Preston, Lancashire – Hybrid
  • Office: 2–3 days per week
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Skills

E-commerce Buying
Menswear Trend Analysis
Commercial Data Analysis
Inventory Management
Sell-through Analysis
Margin Optimization
Product Velocity Tracking
Excel
DTC Strategy
Range Building
Sample Review
Stock Cover Management

Location

Preston, England, United Kingdom

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