Sarah Sykes Recruitment
Wholesale Fashion Merchandiser

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Womenswear Wholesale Fashion Merchandiser - East London
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An exciting new role has arisen for a Womenswear Wholesale Fashion Merchandiser for a well-established fashion wholesaler to the high street. A friendly and fast-paced environment with great scope for career development, working across multi-product trend-led womenswear.
Responsibilities
As a Wholesale Fashion Merchandiser
- Communication with buyers regarding proposed and existing orders. This involves sample requests, amendments, approvals, price negotiations, quantities, order confirmations, and purchase orders.
- Communication with factories in relation to samples, dispatch dates, prices, amendments, approvals, purchase orders, production space, and production timelines.
- Raising and updating purchase orders.
- Updating the critical path with new order confirmations and amendments.
- Managing cost trackers and price negotiations.
- Creating and maintaining internal spreadsheets and documents.
- Collating, tracking, and organising samples to ensure they reconcile with the tech packs.
- Supporting the design department with previous sales order data.
- Working within a dynamic head office team with a fantastic culture!
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Personal Skills:
- Excellent organisation skills and the ability to prioritise tasks based on importance and urgency.
- At least 3 years' experience as a Wholesale Fashion Merchandiser.
- High attention to detail to ensure data is input accurately.
- A team player with the ability to communicate internally and externally at all levels.
- Self-motivated and driven.
- Strong excel skills.
A fabulous next step for a Wholesale Fashion Merchandiser, don't delay, apply today!
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