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Very few brands have $60,000 just laying around. Not even the biggest brands in the world will be careless with that amount of money. (Well, most of them…) According to GlassDoor, it can cost anywhere between $90,000 - $125,000 to hire one new production professional in the apparel industry right now. Then, when you start factoring in... - Onboarding (avg 2 weeks) - Ramp up time (typically 60 days) - Understanding of your business details (~4 months, if they're great) You're now looking at over half of a year, just to get your new team member up to speed! Take the average senior production manager salary at $110,000, cut it in half to account for that 6-7 months of onboarding time, add typical benefits and that's at least $60,000 to hire a new production manager and hopefully get them up to speed in 6 months. Orrrrr.... You can start tomorrow with Unmarked Street. We have worked in almost every role possible (creative design, pattern engineering, technical design, product management, project management and production management, to name a few). We have extensive factory communication and collaboration experience. And we do it all for a fixed monthly rate that will make your finance team scream with delight! We require almost no ramp-up time, no benefits and have our own processes to get ourselves up to speed with your brand in weeks, compared to months. The cherry on top? When you hire Unmarked Street, you get access to a TEAM of production professionals who already know how to work together to maximize our time and your money. So, the question is: would you rather spend $60,000 on a single person or a fraction of that on a tested and vetted team to come in and help improve production processes for your brand? #apparel #fashion #freelancing #apparelproduction

WE’RE HIRING! Creative Minds, We Need You! Are you a creative genius who can turn a tote bag into a trending topic? Do you see sustainable fashion and think, “Yes, but can we make it iconic?” Well, you’re in luck! Mona B is on the hunt for a Creative Lead who can think outside the (recycled) box and has the vision to make eco-friendly the new “must-have” fashion statement.   What You’ll Do: - Turn “sustainability” into the coolest buzzword ever. - Lead a team of designers and marketers - Write copy so compelling even our products want to buy themselves     What You Bring: - A passion for fashion and the planet (no pressure, but we’re saving the Earth here). - An eye for detail sharper than our vegan leather stitching. - The ability to make canvas bags as cool as leather jackets—without harming any cows! If you’ve got the ideas, the passion, and a knack for making sustainable fashion look like it just walked off the runway, slide into our DMs or mail your CVs on amairahdhupar04@gmail.com. NOTE - Minimum Experience: 0-3 years. We will share the JD after your CV gets selected. Let’s create a world where style doesn’t have to cost the Earth—literally, join the Mona B squad now! Let’s make sustainable fashion the hottest trend since forever.  #Hiring #CreativeLead #SustainableFashion #JoinUs #MonaB

Do you want to work in fashion but prefer a role on the management side of the industry? Creativity is not the only driver of fashion brands. It also takes business-oriented roles like buyers, marketers, and brand managers to run a successful fashion company. So if you don’t see yourself designing clothes and styling looks, you should look for a job on the management side of the industry. You might be like me for example. When a decade ago I decided I wanted to get into the fashion industry, I was more interested in finding something that could combine my passion for fashion with the management side of it. That’s why I entered the industry in the e-commerce department at Alexander McQueen. But I remember when I was at the beginning of my job search, I could find information about editors, designers, and stylists…but there was very little info about other roles in the industry, including those related to the management side. It was really hard to understand what role in fashion could fit me. That’s why in my latest article, I wanted to give you some clarity about the different fashion management jobs if you are also interested in working on the business side of the industry. You can read it here: https://lnkd.in/gKJMs8zK #fashionjob #fashionschool #fashioncourse #fashionstudent #fashionstudents #fashioncareer #fashioncourses #onlinefashioncourses #fashionjobs #fashioninternships #excel

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👥 When Your Employees Are Your Best Advertisement 🌟 Ever been wowed by a salesperson who seemed to embody the brand they were selling? In luxury, we're not just hiring staff; we're casting for a smash hit. It's about turning every employee into a walking, talking embodiment of our brand. We're not just selling products; we're selling an experience, a lifestyle, a dream. And our team? They're the dream-weavers. From the CEO to the shop floor, everyone's got a part to play in our brand's grand performance. Because in luxury, it's not just about what we sell; it's about how we sell it. We're not just training employees; we're creating brand ambassadors. Ready to turn your team into your secret weapon? Let's roll out the brand red carpet. 🔴 https://lnkd.in/gURBsU9N P.S. No actual acting skills are required, but a passion for your brand is a must! #EmployeeBranding #LuxuryService #BrandAmbassadors #InternalBranding #LuxuryExperience #EmployeeEngagement #BrandCulture

Last night I watched a commercial for Skechers Slip-Ins. If you haven't seen them, they are just sneakers designed to be slipped on and off, but shaped more like a traditional lace sneaker. They have a specially shaped and formulated heel so that it stretches to accommodate your foot without losing shape, but has special heel foam so it's comfy. At first, I thought..."How dumb is that!". Then I remembered how much I actually hate tying shoes some times and how my kids (and my husband) just step on the backs. So, this shoe that sounds so ridiculous and specific is kind of genius. And exactly the kind of perfect fit (pun intended) that I work to achieve with my clients. It's so tempting when you are job searching, especially when coming from a place where you are unhappy or out of work, to put forth messaging like "I'm great at everything" or "I'll do whatever, I can learn!". While these things may absolutely be true, they are not going to get you hired. Job searching is problem solving. When hiring managers or companies post a job, they have a problem and are hiring someone to solve it. When you have an electrical problem, you don't look for a smart guy to solve it. You hire an electrician. The same goes for job searching. The more targeted and specific you can get around the types of companies and challenges you're uniquely positioned to solve for, the faster you'll land in the right role. My MARC branding framework is the guide I use to do this, helping clients show up in a way that is measurable, authentic, relevant, and clear. The buyers of SlipIns have been wishing for a shoe that fit like a traditional sneaker without the fuss of tying laces for years. My clients routinely find roles where the thing they thought was irrelevant in their history is what tips the scales in their favor. Be you. That unique set of skills, talents, and experience is what will ultimately lead to fulfillment. #resumewriting #personalbranding #thejobgirl

Exploring Career Paths in Fashion: Where Creativity Meets Opportunity 🌟 The fashion industry is a vibrant and dynamic world filled with diverse career opportunities. Whether you’re passionate about design, technology, marketing, or communication, there's a path for you! Here are some key career options to consider: 🎨 Fashion Design: From designing clothing to accessories, fashion designers bring creativity to life. Specializations include womenswear, menswear, footwear, and even costume design for film and theater. 🛠️ Fashion Production and Technology: Behind every great design is a team ensuring quality and efficiency. Roles like Garment Technologists, Pattern Makers, and Production Managers are vital in bringing designs from concept to reality. 🛒 Fashion Merchandising and Buying: For those with a keen eye for trends and consumer behavior, fashion buyers and merchandisers play a crucial role in selecting and displaying products that meet market demand. 📈 Fashion Marketing and PR: If you love storytelling and brand building, careers in fashion marketing, public relations, and brand management allow you to shape and promote the image of fashion brands. 👗 Fashion Styling: Stylists and personal shoppers curate looks for models, celebrities, and clients. They bring fashion to life by blending trends with individual tastes. ✍️ Fashion Writing and Journalism: For the wordsmiths out there, fashion journalists, editors, and bloggers/vloggers share the latest trends, reviews, and stories from the industry. 📸 Fashion Photography: Through the lens of fashion photographers, the visual story of a brand is told. They collaborate with stylists and models to create stunning images for campaigns and editorials. The possibilities in fashion are endless, and the industry is always evolving. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking to pivot, there’s a path in fashion that’s perfect for you! 💼✨ 🔗 What area of fashion are you most interested in? Share your thoughts in the comments or feel free to reach out for advice on navigating your fashion career! #FashionCareer #FashionIndustry #FashionDesign #CareerPaths #FashionMarketing #FashionProduction #GarmentTechnology

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The career ladder in fashion + how to get promoted 👇🏻 Are you new to the fashion industry, and are trying to get your foot in the door? Or maybe you are already working in fashion, but you are wondering what the next steps are to evolve in your career. No matter your situation, our latest article will give you more clarity. We explain what a typical career path in fashion looks like and what qualities/skills you need to get a promotion: https://lnkd.in/d4CC5eHd Tell us in the comments which step you are currently at and what you are struggling with the most to get a job in fashion 🖤 #fashionjob #fashionschool #fashioncourse #fashionstudent #fashionstudents #fashioncareer #fashioncourses #onlinefashioncourses #fashionjobs #fashioninternships