Full-Time
Junior Visual Merchandiser
Buck Mason
201-500 employees
Direct-to-consumer menswear brand selling timeless apparel
Compensation Overview
$26 - $30/hr
Santa Monica, CA, USA
In Person
On-site role in Pacific Palisades, California.
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- Support the setup and execution of visual updates
- Style product displays with intention, staying aligned with brand guidelines
- Maintain visual standards across the store — from lighting and signage to folding standards
- Bring creativity, attention to detail, and good energy to everything you do
- Actively participate with store management team to make the best visual decisions for that store whilst maintaining the company visual standards
- Partner with the Visual Merchandising Manager to plan and implement floor moves
- Demonstrate awareness of current advertising and marketing campaigns, new product launches and update store visuals accordingly
- Be relentless with your abilities to craft new visual initiatives, ideas and philosophies to your team
- Participate in the organization of special in-store events
- Communicate visual calendar and priorities to your store team
- Partner with the District manager and Visual Manager to schedule monthly store visits
- Partner with Retail Merchandising to feedback insight regarding local execution
- Retail or visual merchandising experience is a plus, but not required. We’re down to train the right person
Buck Mason is a direct-to-consumer menswear brand that designs and sells high-quality, timeless casual apparel such as tees, jeans, jackets, and shirts. Its products are built for durability and everyday comfort, with a modern-meets-classic American aesthetic. The company sells online and through brick-and-mortar stores in major cities, and it also offers virtual fittings to help customers find the right size and reduce returns. Unlike many competitors who rely on third-party retailers, Buck Mason controls the entire customer experience from design to delivery, enabling better pricing and consistency in quality. The goal is to provide versatile, durable clothing that stays relevant season after season, fostering long-term customer relationships.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$2.6M
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Founded
2013
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 restocks for Seafarer Cotton Rib Crew signal healthy repeat demand.
- The 2023 Mohnton acquisition preserved production and retained workers, strengthening supply resilience.
- Georgetown, Coconut Grove, and Ponce City Market stores broaden national reach and brand visibility.
What critics are saying
- Premium basics face margin pressure if demand weakens after August 2026 restocks.
- A 33-store footprint raises fixed-rent exposure in New York, California, and Chicago.
- If domestic mill economics fail, Buck Mason loses its manufacturing moat and cost advantage.
What makes Buck Mason unique
- Buck Mason runs a Pennsylvania knitting mill and sewing factory for proprietary fabrics.
- The brand sells American basics through 33 U.S. stores and direct online channels.
- Its collections emphasize durable, made-for-life staples like tees, sweats, and linen shirts.
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↑ 4%Buck Mason's Rancher Shirt delivers summer linen with a western twist. The LA basics label adds a new linen shirt to its Draped Linen lineup, just in time for the heat. Buck Mason has expanded its Draped Linen collection with the new Draped Linen Rancher Shirt, taking the cowboy workshirt template and hitting it with their lightweight linen-blend treatment. The shirt keeps the details that define the silhouette, with pearl snap closures, a curved western yoke, scalloped flap pockets, and three snaps along each cuff. Recommended Videos The new Rancher joins two existing Draped Linen shirts - the Lounge Lizard, a '50s-inspired cut in a silky rayon-linen blend, and the Deuce Camp Coupe, a midcentury camp-collar style with a slight sheen. The whole collection runs on the idea of taking lightweight linen blends with a relaxed, slightly draped fit, built for the stretch of summer when anything heavier feels like a punishment. The Draped Linen Rancher Shirt is available now at buckmason.com, with collection prices starting at $178. Why it's a Buck Mason summer. Here's the thing about Buck Mason: they're already one of the most reliable names in American basics. Founders Erik Allen Ford and Sasha Koehn started the brand in 2013 out of a 350-square-foot Venice, California garage, selling well-made tees and denim. (They famously turned down Robert Herjavec on Shark Tank; the brand now clears north of $100 million a year with 50-plus stores.) The appeal has always been quality, fairly priced staples that just work, with a back catalog that I love (like last summer's Carry-On travel suit, for example). A western linen shirt fits the lane neatly. Western wear has been having an extended moment, and Buck Mason's version skips the rhinestone shenanigans while keeping the cowboy details. At more than a hundred and fifty bucks, it isn't cheap, but that tracks with the brand's positioning: they're a full notch above fast fashion, with strong pieces built to outlast a single season. If you've wanted into the western trend without going full Yellowstone, the breathable linen rancher's neutral palette is about as low-stakes an entry as it gets. Where to buy it. The Buck Mason Draped Linen Rancher Shirt and the rest of the Draped Linen collection are available now at buckmason.com, starting at $178. Andy Vasoyan is a Chicago-based writer and audio editor. He has been fortunate to visit distilleries and breweries across the...
Relaxed militant fashion collections. The Buck Mason SS26 Loomed Linen Collection is Breathable Published Jun 20, 2026 The Buck Mason SS26 Loomed Linen collection has been launched by the brand as an unexpected lineup of fashion styles that blend relaxed fabric with utilitarian cuts. The collection puts a loose-knit, mid-weight linen in the spotlight that will maximize comfort in the heat without losing sight of style preferences to work well for a variety of events or activities. The material is used for the P-43 Fatigue Shirt that is vintage-inspired with a point collar, flat-felled double needle seams and bellows pockets. The OG-107 Fatigue Pant is up next with a Full Saddle cut and vintage appeal, while the OG-107 Fatigue Short has a classic fit, corozo buttons and an elastic waist with a drawstring. The Buck Mason SS26 Loomed Linen collection is available now starting at $148. Key themes behind this trend. * Linen Utilitywear - Loose-knit linen paired with workwear construction signals a premium comfort category where breathable natural fibers can redefine functional summer dressing. * Relaxed Military Silhouettes - Vintage fatigue shirts, pants, and shorts with softened fits create space for heritage-inspired apparel that feels casual enough for everyday lifestyle use. * Heat-ready Tailoring - Summer wardrobes are shifting toward structured garments made from airy mid-weight fabrics, opening new possibilities for polished clothing that performs in warm climates. Where this applies. * Menswear - Modern menswear gains relevance from hybrid pieces that merge utility details, relaxed proportions, and elevated materials for versatile day-to-night wear. * Textiles - Natural fabric innovation is becoming central to seasonal apparel differentiation as linen blends and loomed constructions deliver comfort without sacrificing durability. * Fashion Retail - Premium casual retailers can benefit from collections that translate archival military aesthetics into accessible lifestyle products with clear seasonal appeal. 8.3 out of 10 90% Men 10% Women Top markets: North America GENERATION * Gen Z * Gen Alpha * Millennial (primary audience) * Gen X (primary audience) POPULARITY Popularity 75% Activity 75% Freshness 100%
Ivy style loafer collaborations. Buck Mason and G.H. Bass dropped the second installment of their loafer collaboration, restocking the original black Larson Loafer and adding a new brown pull-up version, both made from Horween Chromexcel leather. The Buck Mason G.H. Bass Larson Loafer features hand-stitched moccasin construction, a leather outsole, a stacked heel and a squared-off toe, blending classic Ivy proportions with a quieter West Coast influence. Horween Chromexcel is a combination-tanned leather with a high oil content that softens, darkens and develops character over time with wear. The black version features a matte finish, while the brown pull-up introduces warmer tonal richness to the collection. Buck Mason and G.H. Bass show how expanding a successful collaboration with new colorways and materials can keep long-term partnerships feeling fresh for both returning and new customers. Image Credit: Buck Mason/G.H. Bass Loafer buying: what details matter right now? When was the last time you bought a pair of loafers? Trend themes. * Heritage-leather Revival - The renewed interest in high-oil, patina-developing leathers creates products that gain unique character over time, offering a new dimension of value in longevity-focused footwear. * Ivy-prep Collaboration Culture - Cross-generational partnerships between classic shoemakers and contemporary apparel brands generate hybrid aesthetics that expand audience reach and fuel collectible drop cycles. * Material-driven Colorways - Leveraging distinct finishing and dye behaviors to produce color variants yields differentiated wear patterns that encourage repeat purchases and product stratification. Industry implications. * Footwear Manufacturing - Small-batch, hand-stitched moccasin construction and premium outsoles create opportunities for premiumization and niche craftsmanship positioning within competitive markets. * Luxury Retail - Provenance-rich storytelling around materials like Horween Chromexcel enhances perceived value and supports higher-margin merchandising strategies across channels. * Circular Fashion Services - Repair, refurbishment, and resale ecosystems centered on durable, patina-prone footwear enable longer product lifecycles and new service-driven business models. Popularity
Buck Mason launches Loomed Linen Collection.
Buck Mason has expanded its stores and acquired a sewing factory and cloth mill.