Sarah Sykes Recruitment
Junior Account Manager

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Junior Account Manager | Fashion | London
25 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays | Healthcare | Hybrid | Bonus
Are you passionate about fashion, production and working with exciting streetwear and contemporary brands for both men's and womenswear? I’m recruiting for a fast-growing fashion manufacturing business that has grown year-on-year and works with some of the biggest names across the UK, Europe and US. They’re looking for a Junior Account Manager to join their growing team and work alongside a Senior Account Manager managing a portfolio of internationally recognised fashion brands.
The Role:
- Support day-to-day relationships with UK, European & US fashion brands
- Track sampling, production, costing and critical path milestones
- Support product development from initial concept through to delivery
- Work closely with design, production and QC teams
- Keep account trackers and project documentation up to date
- Support reporting and identify opportunities for account growth
- Attend trade shows and industry events
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We're Looking For Someone With:
- 2–3 years’ experience in fashion account management, production, buying or a related role
- Good understanding of garment production, sampling, costing & critical paths
- Excellent organisation and attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
- Strong Excel/Microsoft Office skills
- A proactive, adaptable and commercially minded approach
- Genuine passion for fashion, streetwear and contemporary brands


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