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PHIX

Fashion Brand & Marketing Executive

United Kingdom
£34k – £40k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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About PHIX

PHIX is a rapidly growing premium fashion brand inspired by British rock 'n' roll, timeless tailoring, and iconic cultural style. Known for collaborations including The Rolling Stones and David Bowie, we create collections that combine elevated craftsmanship with bold design, vintage influences, and a distinctive visual identity.

We're looking for someone who genuinely lives and breathes fashion.


The Role

We're looking for a commercially minded, culturally aware Marketing Executive to sit at the center of the PHIX marketing operation. This is a hands-on role for someone who wants genuine ownership. You'll work closely with the CEO to turn brand and commercial strategy into campaigns across ecommerce, email, paid media, social, content, and partnerships.

We don't want someone who simply waits for briefs. We want someone who can look at what is happening across the business, identify opportunities, and come back with recommendations. You should be equally comfortable discussing a campaign concept, reviewing creative, and looking at sales or marketing performance.


What You'll Be Doing

  • Help own the PHIX marketing calendar and coordinate activity around:
    • New product and collection launches
    • Brand and licensed collaborations
    • Campaigns and editorial projects
    • Email and CRM
    • Website merchandising
    • Paid-media creative
    • Organic social and content
    • Influencer and partnership activity
  • Take campaigns from idea through to execution, creating clear plans, briefing internal and external creatives, tracking assets and deadlines, and making sure everything launches properly.
  • Work closely with our ecommerce and performance teams to understand what is selling, what creative is working, and where the next opportunities are.
  • Play an important role in our email and CRM programme, helping shape campaign concepts, product selections, copy direction, segmentation, and performance reviews.
  • Regularly review the PHIX website from a customer perspective, ensuring our homepage, collections, product launches, and campaign presentation reflect current commercial priorities.

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Performance & Reporting

  • Become familiar with:
    • Revenue and product performance
    • Conversion
    • Email performance
    • Paid-media performance
    • Customer acquisition
    • Returning customers
    • Geographic performance
    • Bestsellers and sell-through
  • Help answer:
    • What worked? What didn't? What have we learned? What should we do next?

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  • Be encouraged to use modern tools for research, campaign development, analysis, reporting, briefing, copy, organization, and creative experimentation.
  • We're looking for someone excited by how technology can make a talented marketer faster and more effective.

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About You

  • You'll probably have around 2–4 years of marketing experience, ideally within fashion, ecommerce, DTC, lifestyle, beauty, music, or another culturally relevant consumer brand.
  • More importantly, you'll be:
    • Highly organized and fast
    • Commercially aware
    • Creative with strong visual judgment
    • Interested in fashion, music, and culture
    • Comfortable with data
    • Naturally proactive
    • Detail-focused
    • Confident expressing an opinion
    • Comfortable taking responsibility
    • Experienced with modern digital and AI tools
  • You should naturally ask "What should we do next?", rather than waiting to be told.

What Success Looks Like

Within six months, we'd expect you to have helped create:

  • Better organized and more effective launches
  • A clear and proactive marketing calendar
  • Stronger coordination between creative and performance marketing
  • Better use of PHIX content
  • More consistent CRM and email activity
  • Clearer commercial reporting
  • Faster execution across the marketing function
  • More ideas reaching the business as recommendations rather than questions

This role has genuine potential to develop into a Senior Marketing Executive and ultimately Marketing Manager position for someone who proves they can take ownership and deliver results.


Salary: £34,000–£40,000 depending on experience

Location: Manchester

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