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Chanel

Designs, sells luxury fashion and cosmetics

Assistant Manager - Product

Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNew York, NY, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have a minimum of 3 years of related experience.
  • A bachelor's degree is preferred.
  • Be able to lift 15 pounds.
  • Be able to walk and/or stand for extended periods regularly.
  • Be available for a flexible schedule that may include late nights, weekends, and some holidays.
  • Be able to work full-time in-store.
  • Have a deep passion and enthusiasm for product and style.
  • Be able to work collaboratively in a team environment.
  • Have strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
  • Be comfortable gathering, organizing, and clearly presenting data.
  • Be proficient with reporting tools and dashboards.
  • Understand and value client experience through a product lens.
  • Have foreign language skills; preferred but not required.
  • Have passion for CHANEL, its history and product offerings, and its commitment to social and cultural initiatives.
  • Be curious and interested in professional growth within the world of CHANEL.

Responsibilities

  • Build category knowledge through daily engagement with product data, client feedback, floor observations, the Fashion Merch Dashboard, and product delivery dashboards.
  • Support the Manager, Product with reporting and product searches, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
  • Contribute ideas and creative solutions to improve team processes, tools, and collaboration based on daily work immersion.
  • Foster a positive working environment and a culture of feedback, diversity, mutual respect, and teamwork.
  • Maintain a minimum of 50% floor presence to observe client response and Fashion Advisor storytelling and build product fluency.
  • Execute day-to-day product movement within the assigned category under the Product Manager's direction, maintaining full visibility of on-hand inventory.
  • Review incoming deliveries, flag them with the Operations Excellence team, and route them to the appropriate boutique location based on priority and the direction of the Assistant Director and Product Manager.
  • Process product requests from other boutiques and coordinate with the Product Manager on decisions balancing boutique needs, sell-through strategy, and client commitments.
  • Support the client-reserve lifecycle by assisting with Very Important Client request documentation, Reserve Tool entry, and reserve-status tracking in coordination with the Client Development team.
  • Maintain SKU-level tracking and accountability, monitor product status, sell-through pacing, and movement, and flag needed transfers, restocks, or client outreach to the Product Manager.
  • Gather and organize sell-through reports, sizing and segment performance data, client demand patterns, and missed-sales tracking for the Product Manager's category analyses.
  • Flag data anomalies, emerging patterns, and notable client feedback to the Product Manager for interpretation and action.
  • Consolidate buy-review materials for the Product Manager, including category performance summaries, client data pulls, historical sell-through comparisons, and reserve documentation.
  • Document collection feedback and client reserves in the buying tool.
  • Compile client and historical sizing data for applicable categories to support buy sizing after the assortment is finalized.
  • Serve as a secondary point of contact for the Home Office category buyer, maintaining continuity in boutique-buyer collaboration.
  • Observe the buy process and learn how boutique insights translate into buy decisions and how the Assistant Director and Product Manager partner with Merchandising.
  • Support the Product Manager, Fashion Experience, and Visual Merchandising teams with pre-launch activities.
  • Enter and maintain client reserves in the Reserve Tool, ensuring commitments are accurately captured, trackable, and up to date.
  • Communicate product updates to internal teams using self-service dashboards and system tools, including delivery timelines, assortment changes, and category priorities.
  • Provide accurate product details and data to the Product Manager and Visual Merchandising and Fashion Training & Styling peers to support in-season shifts.
  • Support all floor moves in the assigned category, working with peers to apply global image standards to local inventory and client context.
  • Track category-level sell-through daily, monitor what is moving or stalling and unexpected client interest, and maintain ownership and accountability.
  • Track client-reserve conversion, follow up on pending and expired reserves, and flag conversion issues to the Product Manager in support of partnership with the Performance & Experience team.
  • Review and action product requests while keeping the Product Manager and Assistant Director informed and aligned.
  • Observe product-client interactions on the floor, note client responses, questions, and Fashion Advisor category positioning, and share observations with the Product Manager and Fashion Training & Styling peers to refine in-season education and styling content.
  • Maintain real-time SKU visibility so the Product Manager and Assistant Director have current, accurate data for in-season decisions.
  • Join the Product Manager in sharing in-season performance insights with the Home Office category buyer.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree.
  • Foreign language skills.

About the Company

Chanel

Designs, sells luxury fashion and cosmetics

1) What does Chanel do? Chanel is a luxury fashion house that offers a range of high-end products including fashion, accessories, fragrances, skincare, makeup, jewelry, and watches, targeting affluent customers worldwide. 2) How does its product work? It designs and sells premium, timeless items through owned boutiques, official online channels, and authorized retailers, supported by strong marketing, fashion shows, and brand storytelling to maintain desirability and loyalty. 3) How is Chanel different from competitors? It combines a storied brand heritage with exclusive, premium products and strict distribution control, creating a sense of rarity and prestige that appeals to luxury buyers. 4) What is Chanel's goal? To preserve its elite brand status while growing a loyal, affluent customer base by delivering consistently refined, timeless designs and a premium consumer experience.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$770M
Headquarters
Argueil, France
Founded
1883

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