Clements+Church
In store Tailor

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Company Description
Clements+Church is a modern tailoring brand that blends contemporary design with British heritage and traditional craftsmanship. The company creates custom-made clothing for people of all genders, using luxurious fabrics and precise detailing. Pieces are designed to reflect individual style, whether for formal occasions, professional wardrobes, or relaxed, elevated looks. Clients receive a personal, guided experience from an expert team who focus on every detail. The brand is known for understated elegance, confidence, and wardrobes that feel uniquely personal.
Role Description
The In Store Tailor is a full-time, on-site position based in Oxford. This role is responsible for carrying out appointments, fittings, and knowledge on measuring for custom-made and ready-to-wear garments to meet client specifications and brand standards. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Taking precise measurements
- Advising clients on fit and style
- Pinning and marking garments
- Pressing/stramibg and ensuring all pieces are finished to a high level of quality
The in store tailor will collaborate with the other team members to support in-store appointments, prepare garments for collection, and maintain an organized work area and alteration schedule. The role also involves helping to present the collection on the shop floor, visual merchandising, and contributing to a welcoming, client-focused environment.


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Qualifications
- Strong Communication and Customer Service skills to support a high-quality, personalized client experience.
- Experience in Retail Sales and client interaction within a luxury or premium fashion environment.
- Excellent Organization Skills for managing fittings, alteration timelines, and garment tracking.
- Attention to detail and commitment to craftsmanship aligned with luxury tailoring standards.
- Ability to work on-site in Oxford, including weekends or retail peak periods as required.
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