Full-Time

Supply Chain Transformation Project Manager

Posted on 11/23/2025

Jimmy Choo

Jimmy Choo

1,001-5,000 employees

British luxury fashion house selling accessories

No salary listed

Siena, Italy

In Person

Category
Business & Strategy (1)
Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Economics, or related field
  • Extensive experience in similar roles, preferably in luxury fashion
  • Strong knowledge of supply chain processes
  • Leadership, decision-making, and problem-solving skills
  • Teamwork, time and risk management, and analytical thinking
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Fluency in English
Responsibilities
  • Collaborate with departments to identify and define projects for performance improvement and process optimization
  • Analyze proposed projects for feasibility and priority; support in preparing business cases for approval
  • Track project progress regarding timing, costs, and outcomes
  • Identify risks and mitigation plans
  • Formalize project documentation (e.g., project charter, Gantt chart, risk analysis)
  • Participate in cross-functional projects impacting JC Supply Chain
  • Formalize and validate the JCF calendar for each collection based on HQ milestones
  • Share and update the calendar across JC Supply Chain departments
  • Support departments in planning internal timelines
  • Monitor progress, revising schedules as needed
  • Communicate progress, risks, and opportunities with HQ
  • Collaborate with HQ to implement integrated S&OP strategies, aligning demand, supply, and financial plans
  • Analyze supply, production constraints, risks, and inventory optimization
  • Identify process improvements and develop solutions for stronger S&OP processes
  • Lead projects to optimize inventory management and streamline processes
  • Prepare and present reports, forecasts, and recommendations to management
  • Maintain stakeholder relationships and monitor KPIs
  • Develop and maintain S&OP best practices and policies

Jimmy Choo designs and sells luxury fashion accessories, including shoes, handbags, small leather goods, scarves, sunglasses, belts, fragrance, and men’s shoes, through a global network of over 150 stores. Its products are made with fine Italian craftsmanship and marketed as complete lifestyle pieces across categories, emphasizing brand identity and in-store luxury experiences. It stands out with the backing of Capri Holdings and a distinctive glamorous, timeless aesthetic focused on quality and detail. Its goal is to sustain and grow a globally recognized luxury brand known for exceptional craftsmanship and inclusive culture.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$1.2B

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1996

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Tapestry's $8.5B acquisition integrates Jimmy Choo into stronger portfolio.
  • 20% North America growth drives brand momentum under Capri leadership.
  • Refined Spring 2025 arrivals with lace and florals align with luxury trends.

What critics are saying

  • Tapestry acquisition dilutes Jimmy Choo's high-end status versus LVMH, Kering.
  • Ongoing losses block double-digit margins, eroding Capri investor confidence.
  • FTC antitrust block strands Jimmy Choo in distressed Capri without capital.

What makes Jimmy Choo unique

  • Hyper Glamour Spring 2025 collection revives Y2K aesthetics at Milan Fashion Week.
  • Appointed Andy Holmes as SVP, CFO & Operations from Dunhill for expertise.
  • Bai Lu named brand ambassador to boost Asia appeal with playful campaigns.

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Company News

Yahoo Finance
Mar 11th, 2026
Capri CEO rules out Jimmy Choo sale, targets double-digit margins amid 66.6% five-year stock decline

Capri Holdings CEO John Idol confirmed that Jimmy Choo will remain part of the company's portfolio during a recent conference, dismissing speculation about a potential sale. He outlined plans to improve Jimmy Choo's margins from a small operating loss to double digits, focusing on store productivity and accessories. Idol described strong brand performance, including 20% growth in North America. The comments come as Capri shares trade at $18.60, down 23.7% year-to-date and 66.6% over five years. The decision to retain Jimmy Choo as a core asset signals management's focus on fixing and growing the brand rather than divesting it. However, ongoing losses at Jimmy Choo reflect broader margin pressures affecting the group, including its Michael Kors brand, which may slow any turnaround efforts.

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