Internship

Logistics and Supply Chain Alternant

Eric Bompard

Eric Bompard

Cashmere luxury brand, timeless silhouettes

No salary listed

Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France

In Person

Master's

Category
Operations & Logistics
Warehouse & Fulfillment
Required Skills
Supply Chain Management
Data Visualization
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • You are preparing a Bac+5 degree in an engineering school, supply chain, logistics, or continuous improvement.
  • You have a strong interest in operational and field environments.
  • You are rigorous and structured.
  • You have good analytical abilities and are comfortable with information technology tools and data.
  • You enjoy working in a team and interacting with varied stakeholders.
Responsibilities
  • Create simple, operational documents for each warehouse position, including receiving, checking, and shipping.
  • Formalize quick-reference sheets and A4 materials describing step-by-step procedures for common situations, such as loading schedules, merchandise checks, and anomaly management.
  • Contribute to automating operational tasks and developing team skills.
  • Facilitate the integration of new employees, including fixed-term employees, temporary workers, and new permanent employees.
  • Help structure safety briefings.
  • Implement materials reminding employees of safety rules and good practices.
  • Contribute to strengthening the site's safety culture.
  • Participate in fine-tuning the BEXT tool to adapt it to desired changes in preparation processes.
  • Perform data extractions and operational analyses.
  • Support teams in performance management by building dashboards and performance indicators.
Desired Qualifications
  • A first experience in supply chain, on an industrial site, or in a warehouse is a plus.

Eric Bompard designs and makes cashmere knitwear since 1985. The brand produces luxury sweaters, scarves, and accessories using high-quality cashmere, focusing on timeless French silhouettes. Their products are created through deep knitting expertise and careful materials selection to deliver soft, durable garments. Compared to others, they emphasize a long heritage of artisanal craftsmanship, sustainable practices and a clear positioning in responsible luxury, supported by growth in international markets and a digital strategy. The goal is to be a reference in responsible cashmere, blending traditional know-how with sustainable modernity to reach a global audience.

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Headquarters

Paris, France

Founded

1985

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • South Molton London opened in May 2026, signaling fresh UK demand.
  • Madrid's Serrano flagship targets affluent tourists and locals in Europe's strongest luxury corridor.
  • The brand's online and international push aligns with Apax and Bpifrance backing.

What critics are saying

  • France still generates most revenue, leaving growth exposed to domestic spending and tourism shocks.
  • Cashmere is crowded; Loro Piana, Brunello Cucinelli, and fast-fashion copycats squeeze margins.
  • If cashmere demand softens, Bompard becomes a niche retail label with no pricing power.

What makes Eric Bompard unique

  • Eric Bompard owns premium French cashmere heritage, anchored in Paris since 1986.
  • 2025 Madrid, Düsseldorf, and London openings prove selective luxury retail expansion.
  • Men's concessions at Bon Marché, Printemps, and Galeries Lafayette widen reach without discounting.

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