Glassworks London
Retail Store Manager - Covent Garden

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About Glassworks
Glassworks London is an independent women's fashion brand founded in 2010. Our design-led boutiques are refreshed weekly with small runs of new-season fashion. We're growing fast, with five London boutiques, a store in Brighton and our sights set on the US. We're building a brand for the long term, and we want people who want to grow with us.
The Role
We're hiring a Store Manager for our Covent Garden boutique. A natural leader who runs the floor with energy, knows their numbers inside out, and turns every visit into a sale.
This is a commercial, customer-facing role. Your focus is sales and service, building a team and a store experience that keep our customers coming back.
What You'll Be Doing
- Leading from the shop floor through confident selling, styling and customer engagement
- Delivering and exceeding weekly and monthly sales targets
- Coaching your team daily to strengthen their selling, styling and conversion
- Managing team performance directly, with clear standards and honest feedback
- Recruiting and developing a team of confident, capable sellers
- Running rotas, stock and visual merchandising to keep the store trading at its best
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Your KPIs
- Weekly and monthly sales vs target
- Conversion
- ATV and UPT
- Labour cost as a percentage of sales
- Team performance against individual sales targets
Who You Are
- A natural seller, and the kind of presence customers remember
- Commercially sharp, with the experience of carrying a target and hitting it
- A confident people manager who leads with clarity and holds a standard
- Decisive, self-directed, and energised by a fast pace
- Genuinely passionate about fashion, styling and great retail


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What We're Looking For
- Retail management or senior supervisory experience
- A proven track record on KPIs, with the numbers to show for it
- Strong leadership and people management skills
- Sharp commercial instinct and confident decision-making
What We Offer
- £30,000 salary + commission
- Generous staff discount
- Pension scheme
- Real ownership of a store, with clear progression as the brand grows internationally
Glassworks London is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all backgrounds.
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