Margaret Howell Ltd.
Shop Management Opportunities

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Margaret Howell
Margaret Howell is a contemporary British clothing designer who has worked successfully in men’s and women’s clothing for over five decades. Today, Margaret Howell clothes are sold worldwide with 12 own shops in Europe, over 70 outlets in Japan and an established online business.
About the Role
We are seeking highly motivated retail management professionals to lead our team and sell our womenswear and menswear collection at our Fulham Road shop.
Responsibilities
- Lead, motivate and develop your team.
- Drive sales and performance through strong commercial decision-making.
- Deliver an exceptional customer experience.
- Foster a positive, collaborative and accountable team culture.
- Champion the Margaret Howell brand values in all aspects of the store operation.
Role Requirements
- Strong commercial awareness and a data-driven approach to performance.
- A proven track record of achieving KPIs and delivering business results.
- The ability to give and receive constructive feedback professionally.
- A consistent approach to setting expectations and maintaining accountability.
- An inspirational leadership style with a passion for developing people.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- A genuine passion for fashion and delivering exceptional customer service.
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Hours
35 hours per week, subject to a fixed rota (Monday to Saturday). The Shop is closed on Sunday.
Christmas Close Down (from Christmas Eve to the 2nd Jan, the shop is closed and you are able to take the Christmas period off)
Rewards
- A competitive salary (based on a 35-hour-a-week rota)
- Retail Bonus linked to Shop Performance
- 5 weeks holiday plus bank holidays, increasing to 6 weeks with service
- Birthday day off
- Sick Pay (4 weeks in your 1st year of service and increases with length of service)
- Life insurance
- Private Medical Insurance
- Generous clothing allowance
- Significant staff discount
- Contributory pension and salary exchange scheme
- Personal development grant (which is up to you how you spend it)
- Volunteering day off
- Paid IVF Leave for both partners
- Paid maternity and paternity leave
- Opportunity to request flexible working (79% of Retail Employees work Part Time Hours)
- Menopause friendly
- Cycle to work scheme


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