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Company Description
Subdued is an Italian clothing and fashion accessories brand known for its trendy, youthful, and contemporary style. The brand focuses on fashion that resonates with teenage customers and young adults, offering collections that reflect current trends and individual expression. With a growing international presence, Subdued creates engaging retail environments that highlight its distinctive aesthetic. Team members are encouraged to bring creativity, energy, and a strong sense of style to the in-store experience.
Role Description
The Retail Store Manager at Subdued will oversee the daily operations of the store in London, ensuring a welcoming and efficient environment. This full-time, on-site role includes leading and coaching the store team, setting daily priorities, and monitoring sales performance.
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Responsibilities
- Managing visual merchandising
- Maintaining stock levels
- Coordinating deliveries
- Ensuring adherence to company policies and loss prevention procedures
- Handling customer escalations
- Supporting a high level of customer care
- Managing scheduling
- Contributing to local marketing initiatives to grow store traffic and sales
- Regular reporting to Sales leadership
- Implementing brand standards consistently


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Qualifications
- Previous experience as a Store Manager for a similar fast fashion industry (at least 2 years)
- Excellent Communication skills to lead teams, interact with customers, and collaborate with Sales Leaders
- Knowledge of Retail Loss Prevention practices, with the ability to implement procedures that minimize shrinkage and protect company assets
- Proven experience in fashion or retail management, ideally with a youth-focused or lifestyle brand
- Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Flexibility to work weekends and peak trading periods as required
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