Warehouse

Company Details

Born in London in 1976, Warehouse is a fashion retail company that aims to bring design to the high street so that fashion is accessible to all. If you have a passion for fashion, design or the fashion retail industry, Warehouse jobs and careers could be right up your street.

The concept of Warehouse was created by famous fashion mogul Jeff Banks and Maurice and Michael Bennet and they also introduced a mail catalogue which featured super models such as Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington. Today, there are more than 300 Warehouse outlets across the United Kingdom and the company is part of Aurora Fashions, under chief executive, Mike Shearwood.

Warehouse jobs can be in store jobs or in head office roles and whichever types of role you are interested in, the company offers and generous uniform allowance so that you look smart in the workplace. There are also staff discounts - great news for students and young school leavers who are keen buyers of all things high street fashion. Warehouse jobs could help you keep your wardrobe brimming.

Warehouse are committed to fashion and also want you to be the best that you can be. If you have studied or are studying topics based around fashion or you really want to develop a career in the fashion industry, Warehouse have many programmes to help you grow in the field: Secondments, day long courses known as the Greenhouse Programme, leadership programmes, a 5-day residential Oxford Summer School and Aspire To Accelerate; an academically accredited retail talent programme.

Everything that Warehouse does is with modern urban life in mind so if this is they type of fashion that really gets you interested, and you are keen to progress in fashion retail jobs or head office roles, then Warehouse could really be worth your consideration. Entry level jobs for students and school leavers are likely to be in store working as a sales advisor. Sales advisors are expected to be motivated and need to work with customers to ascertain their needs and build lasting relationships with them so they get an excellent customer experience. If you thrive in this type of environment, then these types of retail jobs could be perfect for you.

The good news is, with over 300 Warehouse outlets all over the United Kingdom, there is likely to be a store close to your university or where you live, so Warehouse jobs are accessible to many. There are also stores in the Republic of Ireland if that’s where you are based.

Warehouse recruit staff to the company on an ongoing basis, as and when vacancies arise. For head office roles such as merchandising, accounts, buying, garment technicians and other roles, these are primarily based at Warehouse head office in London. Retail roles are based in stores around the United Kingdom and all roles are advertised on the company website’s careers section.

Whatever type of role you are looking for, whether it’s art time student jobs or you want to build a graduate career in the retail fashion industry, Warehouse could be a rewarding experience. If there are no current vacancies with the company, there is a whole host of other fashion retail jobs as well as other retail positions out there and many are advertised by E4S. We also have a lot more info for students who want to work in retail. And also take a look at the current E4S vacancy listing to see if there is something local to you that interests you.