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Arne Clo

Direct-to-consumer minimalist apparel and footwear

Ecommerce Executive

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/17/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Birchwood, Warrington, UK
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Growth & MarketingMarketing Generalist & Management

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 2 years of ecommerce experience, preferably in fashion.
  • Experience using search and merchandising tool automation and rule sets is preferable.
  • Experience uploading content across multiple platforms.
  • Experience using Google Analytics.
  • Experience using customer journey data tools such as FullStory or Contentsquare.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
  • Experience using Shopify.
  • Strong organisational and time management skills.
  • Ability to demonstrate strong commercial awareness.
  • Experience with ecommerce platforms, third-party plugins and content management systems.
  • Computer literacy and proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Excel and Word.
  • Ability to analyse and report on site metrics such as conversion rate, average order value and click-through rate.
  • Good verbal and written communication skills for working with colleagues and prospective employees at all levels.
  • Attention to detail.
  • Ability to adapt quickly to change.
Responsibilities
  • Own search and visual merchandising across the websites and mobile app, using manual and AI-driven product positioning.
  • Merchandise products strategically and attractively across collections to maximise sales while maintaining the brand's visual standards.
  • Work closely with product and merchandising teams to understand key product focuses and align product positioning and content across the web and app.
  • Upload and manage website and app content through the Shopify content management system, ensuring landing pages, campaigns, product listing page tiles and brand storytelling are implemented accurately.
  • Work with content and studio teams to ensure imagery, copy and creative assets meet brand guidelines and are delivered on time for product launches and campaigns.
  • Work with content and creative teams to understand available content and identify how best to use it on-site to support conversion and new customer reach.
  • Provide regular reporting on key product performance metrics, search analytics, homepage customer interaction and navigation usage, and recommend improvements where relevant.
  • Complete competitor analysis to improve site functionality and stay up to date with current trends and opportunities for conversion improvements.
  • Categorise products within Shopify to support discoverability through collections, filters and navigation menus across the website and mobile app.
  • Support product and category management across the websites, including product creation, pricing, taxonomy, navigation and categorisation, to improve the customer journey and revenue.
  • Support preparation and execution of bi-weekly product releases, coordinating with teams across the business to ensure launches are delivered smoothly and on time.
  • Ensure product data upholds the brand guidelines and contributes to a consistent, high-quality customer experience.
  • Collaborate with the search engine optimisation agency to structure and optimise products, collections and content slots to improve Google rankings and on-site search performance.
  • Work with the data team to understand the customer journey across digital platforms and identify opportunities to enhance user experience and optimise conversion, particularly through content, product positioning and navigation.
  • Stay informed about Shopify best practices, platform updates and ecommerce trends to maintain user experience.
Desired Qualifications
  • Ecommerce experience in fashion is preferred.
  • Experience using search and merchandising tool automation and rule sets is preferred.

About the company

ARNE Clo is a direct-to-consumer fashion brand that sells minimalist, well-made clothing, footwear, and accessories for men, women, and children. Its products feature clean silhouettes and coordinated two-piece outfits, with footwear handcrafted in Portugal from genuine Italian leather and suede. The company sells mainly online and uses a scarcity model with limited-run drops to build demand, while also expanding to a permanent Liverpool flagship and a U.S. site. Its goal is to provide easy-to-buy, long-lasting wardrobe essentials in a premium yet accessible price range, focusing on quality, fit, and timeless style rather than trends.

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Headquarters

Warrington, United Kingdom

Founded

2018

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What believers are saying

  • 2024 turnover reached £84.1m, with pre-tax profit jumping to £11.9m.
  • Liverpool store success triggered a 2026 physical expansion to Manchester and Victoria Leeds.
  • The U.S. website and Café ARNE in Liverpool extend average order value and engagement.

What critics are saying

  • Leeds and Manchester openings in 2026 increase fixed costs before store productivity is proven.
  • Scarcity marketing loses power once ARNE saturates Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, and America.
  • A failed U.S. rollout would trap ARNE in inventory, leases, and brand dilution.

What makes Arne Clo unique

  • ARNE’s minimalist DTC aesthetic and limited drops still create repeatable sellout demand.
  • Brothers Reece and Ryan Broadhurst kept tight brand control since 2018 launch.
  • Liverpool ONE, Manchester, and Victoria Leeds stores translate online hype into premium physical retail.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
  • Paid Vacation
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Cycle to Work Scheme
  • Tech Scheme
  • Employee Discounts
  • Flexible Work Hours

Company News

Kent Live
Oct 8th, 2026
Fashion brand to open first Kent pop-up at shopping centre this week.

Fashion brand to open first Kent pop-up at shopping centre this week. Goody bags will be on offer for the first 50 customers. A modern fashion brand will be opening its first-ever Kent pop-up store at a busy shopping centre this week. Fast-growing label ARNE is headed to Bluewater Shopping Centre, launching a temporary store on Saturday (October 10). Article continues below The 2,799 sq ft pop-up will operate on the Lower Guildhall next to Reiss for the next six months. Founded eight years ago, the brand specialises in contemporary menswear, womenswear and footwear. Article continues below This launch will mark ARNE's first retail store in Kent, following a successful two-week pop-up store in Carnaby Street last year. To celebrate the launch, the first 50 paying customers will receive a goody bag. Article continues below 138216277808 Shoppers will be able to explore ARNE's exclusive product launches and the brand's latest collections of apparel. ARNE joins fellow fashion brands Jack & Jones, and HUSH in launching at Bluewater this week. Plus, Danish lifestyle retailer Søstrene Grene will be opening at the popular retail destination later in the season. Meanwhile, the shopping centre's food and beverage line-up has also expanded with the arrival of artisan bakery kiosk Macarooner last month, and the upcoming Kent debut of award-winning pizzeria Forbici. Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info James Waugh, centre director at Bluewater, said: "The opening of another regional-first at Bluewater reflects our ongoing commitment to bringing best-in-class brands and unique retail experiences to Kent. We are delighted to welcome ARNE to our line-up of retailers. "The brand has built an impressive following over the last eight years, and we know our guests will be excited to explore their high-quality menswear, womenswear, and footwear collections in person from this weekend." Article continues below Find out more about things to do in Kent with our free What's On email HERE

Yorkshire Evening Post
Sep 23rd, 2026
Major fashion retailer opening new Leeds store inside historic Victoria Quarter arcade.

Major fashion retailer opening new Leeds store inside historic Victoria Quarter arcade. Local Democracy Reporter Published 23rd Sep 2026, 11:30 BST The company is expanding its chain of stores. A fashion retailer is set to move into a historic Leeds arcade after plans were agreed with the council. Clothing chain ARNE was granted permission to convert a vacant unit at Grade II-listed Cross Arcade in Leeds, part of the Victoria Quarter. Internal alterations will be carried at the site on King Edward Street as the company expands its chain of stores. Leeds City Council granted listed building consent to bring part of the arcade back into use. A report by design firm CubicWorks Ltd said: "The works comprise the internal fit out of ground and first floor levels of 13-15 King Edward Street so that it can be occupied by ARNE, a high quality clothing retailer. "The unit was previously occupied by Diesel clothing, but it vacated the unit about five years ago. The unit has since stood vacant." The report said the refurbishment would preserve historic features of the site in the city's Victoria Quarter. The design would be consistent with existing ARNE stores trading in Manchester and Liverpool. The report said: "ARNE currently has stores in Liverpool and the Trafford Centre, and are looking to open additional stores in Manchester city centre and Leeds." The report said the development would secure the long-term future of the site and encourage city centre regeneration. It said: "The proposed development will provide a series of economic, social and environmental benefits." The council said its conservation officer raised no objections to the proposed development. A planning officer's report said: "Number 13-15 King Edward Street has a Grade-II listed status and was designed by Frank Matcham as part of the County Arcade development for the Leeds Estates Company. "The proposed works are considered to have a positive impact on the heritage asset by enhancing and preserving its architectural character and ensuring its continued viable use as a retail unit."

Telegraph & Argus
Sep 23rd, 2026
ARNE gets approval for Leeds arcade store conversion.

ARNE gets approval for Leeds arcade store conversion. Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the Bradford area. A fashion retailer is set to move into a historic city centre arcade after plans were agreed with the council. Clothing chain ARNE was granted permission to convert a vacant unit at Grade II-listed Cross Arcade in Leeds. Internal alterations will be carried at the site on King Edward Street as the company expands its chain of stores. Leeds City Council granted listed building consent to bring part of the arcade back into use. A report by design firm CubicWorks Ltd said: "The works comprise the internal fit out of ground and first floor levels of 13-15 King Edward Street so that it can be occupied by ARNE, a high quality clothing retailer. "The unit was previously occupied by Diesel clothing, but it vacated the unit about five years ago. The unit has since stood vacant." The report said the refurbishment would preserve historic features of the site in the city's Victoria Quarter. The design would be consistent with existing ARNE stores trading in Manchester and Liverpool. The report said: "ARNE currently has stores in Liverpool and the Trafford Centre, and are looking to open additional stores in Manchester city centre and Leeds." ARNE Leeds. Pic By Cubic Works (Image: CubicWorks) The report said the development would secure the long-term future of the site and encourage city centre regeneration. It said: "The proposed development will provide a series of economic, social and environmental benefits." The council said its conservation officer raised no objections to the proposed development. Read More: A planning officer's report said: "Number 13-15 King Edward Street has a Grade-II listed status and was designed by Frank Matcham as part of the County Arcade development for the Leeds Estates Company. "The proposed works are considered to have a positive impact on the heritage asset by enhancing and preserving its architectural character and ensuring its continued viable use as a retail unit." More Stories