At a Glance
- Tasks: Process customer orders and handle B2B enquiries in a fast-paced environment.
- Company: Join a thriving womenswear brand with a strong retail and online presence.
- Benefits: Enjoy a vibrant culture and beautiful offices in central London.
- Other info: This role offers excellent career growth opportunities, so apply quickly!
- Why this job: Be part of a growing team and make an impact in the fashion industry.
- Qualifications: E-commerce experience and strong Excel skills are essential.
The predicted salary is between 25000 - 30000 £ per year.
Overview
A new opportunity has arisen for a wholesale assistant to join this high street retailer on a permanent basis.
The company is a fast‑paced womenswear brand with both a retail and online presence, which makes beautiful, effortless, commercial garments and has been going from strength‑to‑strength.
Responsibilities
- Processing customer orders
- Scheduling orders for delivery
- Preparing relevant export documentation
- Preparing invoices for wholesale customers
- Handling B2B customer enquiries
- Collating, analysing & distributing weekly sales information internally
Qualifications
- Prior e‑commerce experience, ideally from a role in buying, merchandising, wholesale or a highly analytical administrative position.
- Strong Excel skills are a must.
With beautiful offices in central London and a company that offers great culture, this role is likely to be filled quickly. Apply today to avoid missing out!
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Wholesale Admin Assistant employer: Fashion Personnel
FASHION PERSONNEL is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment where creativity and strategic thinking thrive. With a competitive salary and bonus structure, alongside a comprehensive benefits package, employees are empowered to grow within a supportive culture that values innovation and teamwork. Located in the heart of the UK luxury retail market, this role provides unique opportunities to shape the future of a prestigious brand while leading a talented team.
