Lyle & Scott
Store Manager

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Lyle & Scott is growing at pace, delivering our best results in our 152-year history, and we’re only just getting started.
We have hugely ambitious plans for global growth over the next 5 years and are now actively recruiting for roles in wholesale, retail, and digital, with over 100 vacancies to fill this year alone!
It’s not for the faint-hearted, but excitement very rarely is...
The Person
- A natural leader and mentor with a focus on people development
- Passionate about the Lyle & Scott brand
- Understanding of managing a retail business
- Ability to collate, interpret, and relay information on store performance, including banking, KPIs, and financial results.
- Track record of effectively supporting and managing a team
- A Purple Cow in a field of brown cows – what makes you stand out from the crowd?
- Excellent communication and customer service skills
- Creative eye and knowledgeable about current trends
- A minimum of 3 years’ retail management experience with a premium fashion or lifestyle brand
- Engaging, warm and positive attitude
- Opportunity to travel to other stores and our Camden head office for management meetings.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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The Role
- Accountable for the delivery of KPIs in your store
- Consistently identifying commercial opportunities
- Responsible for recruitment, management, training and growth of the team, identifying potential stars and nurturing their talent
- Ordering, receiving and overseeing stock deliveries on a weekly or bi-weekly basis
- Participation in weekly trade meetings with Senior Retail Manager
- Understanding the needs of each customer and driving sales based on individual needs
- Responsible for the financial management of the store inclusive of payroll, sales and margin budgets, banking accuracy and security, stock and shrinkage
- Making sure the shop is well merchandised at all times, replenishing stock and maintaining high-quality visual displays
- Getting stuck in! Show the team you’re willing to do anything you ask of them
- Following company operational policies including health and safety procedures and attending all training offered to you


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