MODE SEARCH Ltd.
Head of Logistics - Luxury Fashion Brand

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Mode Search are partnering with a fast-growing luxury fashion business in their search for a Head of Logistics to establish and lead their global logistics function.
This is a key leadership role responsible for building and scaling a best-in-class logistics operation across all channels. The successful candidate will drive operational excellence across warehousing, transportation, and international distribution, ensuring a seamless and customer-focused supply chain as the business continues to grow globally.
The Role
- Define and implement logistics strategies across wholesale, retail, and ecommerce channels
- Oversee global movement of raw materials and finished goods, ensuring efficiency and accuracy across the supply chain
- Manage third-party logistics partners (3PL), freight forwarders, and carriers, including contract negotiation and performance management
- Lead warehouse operations, including inventory positioning, space planning, and seasonal volume management
- Drive international shipping compliance, including customs, duties, and trade regulations
- Partner closely with Retail and Ecommerce teams to optimise fulfilment, replenishment, returns, and delivery experience
- Lead system optimisation and digital transformation across logistics (WMS, ERP), improving automation and scalability
- Implement reporting frameworks and dashboards to track performance, cost, and delivery metrics
- Manage critical path timelines across collections, ensuring speed-to-market and operational efficiency
- Oversee inventory health strategies in collaboration with Merchandising to maximise sell-through and minimise excess stock
- Support showroom logistics and sample tracking for campaigns and photoshoots
- Build and lead a high-performing logistics team, fostering a culture of ownership, accountability, and continuous improvement
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- 10+ years’ experience in Logistics or Supply Chain, with at least 5 years in a senior leadership role
- Background within fashion, luxury, or a similar product-led environment
- Strong experience across multi-channel distribution (wholesale, retail, ecommerce)
- Deep understanding of global shipping, customs, duties, and trade compliance
- Proven experience managing 3PL providers and negotiating logistics contracts
- Strong systems knowledge (ERP, WMS) and ability to drive digital transformation
- Advanced analytical skills, with experience using BI tools and Excel to drive decisions
- Demonstrated experience building and scaling teams
- Strong commercial awareness and cross-functional collaboration skills
- Proactive, solutions-driven, and able to operate in a fast-paced environment
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