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Global Merchandise Manager
An established luxury fashion house is looking for a Global Merchandise Manager to join its London team and take ownership of retail product performance across an international store network. This position offers the opportunity to influence product strategy, optimise inventory decisions, and contribute to the continued growth of a globally recognised brand.
Working cross-functionally with key stakeholders across Retail, Visual Merchandising, Supply Chain, and Product teams, you will ensure product assortments are tailored to customer demand while supporting wider business objectives. You will oversee category performance, drive commercial decision-making, and use sales and market insights to identify opportunities, improve profitability, and enhance the customer experience.
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Key Responsibilities
- Work cross-functionally with key stakeholders across Retail, Visual Merchandising, Supply Chain, and Product teams.
- Ensure product assortments are tailored to customer demand while supporting wider business objectives.
- Oversee category performance.
- Drive commercial decision-making.
- Use sales and market insights to identify opportunities, improve profitability, and enhance the customer experience.


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Ideal Candidate
- Strong background in merchandising or buying within the premium or luxury fashion sector.
- Excellent analytical skills and a commercial mindset.
- Confident in managing seasonal product selections.
- Skilled in monitoring inventory health.
- Ability to make data-driven recommendations that deliver both short-term results and long-term growth.
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