Fruit of the Loom

Fruit of the Loom

Global apparel design, manufacture, marketing

Brand Content Manager

Full-TimePosted on 9/24/2026Deadline 9/24/27
No salary listed
Mid, Senior
Bachelor's
Nashville, TN, USA
In Person

Travel to Global Headquarters in Bowling Green, Kentucky is required during onboarding.

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in journalism, communications, marketing, business administration, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
  • At least 6 years of progressive experience in brand journalism, editorial leadership, content marketing, or a related field.
  • Exceptional writing, editing, interviewing, and storytelling skills.
  • Advanced proficiency with photo and video editing tools and broad experience across content creation and editing platforms.
  • Experience with content management, workflow management, digital asset management, web analytics, search engine optimization and generative engine optimization, and social media management systems.
  • Proven ability to interpret business and consumer data, communicate insights, and convert findings into actionable content plans.
  • Strong cross-functional leadership skills with experience partnering across e-commerce, Brand Communications, Brand Marketing, Sales, agencies, vendors, and retail partners.
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities, stakeholders, budgets, and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
  • Ability to travel and work the hours necessary to support production schedules and critical project deadlines.
Responsibilities
  • Deliver platform-agnostic narratives that translate brand, consumer, product, and Digital Commerce priorities into content that drives relevance, engagement, and conversion.
  • Establish and uphold distinct written and visual standards for each brand across e-commerce, owned social, public relations, search, and retail media.
  • Ensure content supports modern discovery and engagement behaviors, including social discovery and artificial intelligence-aided search.
  • Maintain an integrated editorial calendar across content development and publishing timelines.
  • Improve brief-to-publishing speed and predictability by setting success measures, decision points, and delivery expectations.
  • Deliver high-quality content on time across priority consumer touchpoints while balancing business needs, consumer relevance, and available resources.
  • Ensure consistent brand voice, visual identity, positioning, and product priorities across consumer-facing digital content.
  • Conduct recurring channel audits to identify gaps, correct inconsistencies, and improve adherence to editorial, brand, and legal standards.
  • Build partnerships across Marketing, Sales, Brand Communications, e-commerce, agencies, and retail media to resolve risks and maintain aligned narratives.
  • Translate emerging content, platform, and consumer behavior trends into prioritized tests.
  • Establish hypotheses, success measures, and learning plans for new formats, then scale, refine, or stop activity based on results.
  • Identify opportunities for content collaboration with retailers, platforms, and external partners.
  • Build a high-performing team of seven creative resources with clear priorities, accountability, development, and quality expectations.
  • Deliver content productions from concept through final asset on time, on budget, and to agreed brand and channel standards.
  • Develop a network of creative partners and apply criteria for selection, contracting, performance, and value.
  • Create a scalable content operating system connecting editorial plans, workflows, asset management, publishing tools, analytics, search engine optimization and generative engine optimization, and social media management.
  • Increase adoption and effective use of content capabilities through governance, education, coaching, and change leadership.
  • Evaluate tools and processes against brand and Digital Commerce outcomes, recommending expansion, improvement, or discontinuation based on performance.
Desired Qualifications
  • Videography and/or photography expertise.
  • Consumer retail experience.

About the company

1) What the company does: Fruit of the Loom designs, manufactures, and markets a range of clothing and related products through a portfolio of brands including Fruit of the Loom, Vanity Fair, Spalding, and Russell Athletic, with operations in 44 countries. 2) How its products work: The brands deliver everyday apparel and sporting goods designed for fit and comfort; products are produced globally and distributed through retail channels to meet consumer needs. 3) How it differs from competitors: It combines a large, multi-brand portfolio with global scale, owned by Berkshire Hathaway, and a commitment to social and environmental responsibility, aiming to meet market demands across family, athletic, and lifestyle segments. 4) The goal: To provide accessible, comfortable apparel and gear while maintaining responsible practices and helping consumers do more with better-fitting, higher-quality products.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Founded

1851

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What believers are saying

  • Zara launched a 200-style Fruit of the Loom collection on September 10, 2026.
  • HUF's September 22, 2026 capsule sold co-branded underwear and rib tanks.
  • Vita Coco's July 29, 2026 Coconut Bra proves extension into niche partnerships.

What critics are saying

  • Honduras closures eliminated 4,000 jobs by December 2025, damaging manufacturing continuity.
  • TTAB saw four 2026 opposition filings; trademark policing drains management attention.
  • Plant liquidations in Honduras and relocation to El Salvador risk brand-union collapse.

What makes Fruit of the Loom unique

  • Fruit of the Loom sells heritage basics with 170-year brand recognition.
  • Its low-cost cotton staples translate across underwear, tanks, and licensing collaborations.
  • Zara and HUF still borrow its classic American utility, not fashion novelty.

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Health Insurance

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Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Employee Assistance Program

Company News

OVERSTANDARD
Sep 23rd, 2026
HUF and Fruit of the Loom link up in Tokyo.

HUF and Fruit of the Loom link up in Tokyo. by OS Staff September 23, 2026 Keith Hufnagel's skate legacy collides with Fruit of the Loom for a stripped-back, Japanese-exclusive capsule that elevates everyday staples. In an era of hyper-designed streetwear and endless high-fashion gimmicks, true underground heads know that nothing beats the classics. Case in point: HUF has officially teamed up with American heavyweight Fruit of the Loom for a capsule that strips skate style back to its purest, most essential roots. By merging HUF's deep-seated skateboarding pedigree with Fruit of the Loom's staggering 170-year heritage in American manufacturing, the duo is proving that high-grade basics are the real backbone of subcultural style. "Forget loud graphics - this drop is a masterclass in raw, everyday functionality." The minimalist capsule centers around two absolute daily rotation staples crafted from ultra-soft, premium cotton: two-pack ribbed tank tops and co-branded underwear multi-packs. Housed in custom-designed nostalgic packaging that merges both iconic logos, the release lands as a sleek nod to workwear utility and modern street uniforms. There's a catch for global heads, though: the ultra-clean collection has quietly dropped as a Japan-exclusive, landing across HUF's Japanese chapters for ¥4,950 JPY. It's a low-key, high-impact release that proves luxury isn't always about the flex - sometimes it's just about the perfect white tee. Discover more Explore Design Agencies designed Discover Craft Kits * Telegram * WhatsApp * More

Hypebeast
Sep 22nd, 2026
HUF and Fruit of the Loom launch collaborative essentials capsule.

HUF and Fruit of the Loom launch collaborative essentials capsule. The inaugural partnership delivers two-pack sets of ribbed tanks and underwear in custom packaging. Summary. HUF has joined forces with heritage brand Fruit of the Loom for their first collaborative basics collection The release features two-pack sets of signature soft cotton underwear and ribbed tank tops Both items are available now for ¥4,950 JPY each through official HUF retail channels HUF and Fruit of the Loom have officially released their first collaborative collection featuring the HUF x Fruit of the Loom Underwear and Rib Tank 2P Packs. The capsule merges street culture with Fruit of the Loom's 170-year legacy as a leading American basics manufacturer. Constructed from Fruit of the Loom's signature soft cotton material, the collection emphasizes comfort and everyday utility. The capsule offers two core staple items: the HUF x Fruit of the Loom Underwear 2P Pack and the HUF x Fruit of the Loom Rib Tank 2P Pack. Attention to detail extends to the presentation, with each two-pack delivered in specially designed co-branded packaging created specifically for this inaugural release. The HUF x Fruit of the Loom Underwear 2P Pack and Rib Tank 2P Pack are available now via HUF.

The Lexington Herald-Leader
Apr 25th, 2025
What's the best place to work in Kentucky? Forbes named these the best employers

Kentucky's Fruit of the Loom named a best employer in 2025.

Insider Monkey
Sep 11th, 2024
Gildan Activewear Inc. (GIL): A Bull Case Theory

This competitive advantage has allowed Gildan to dominate this segment, pushing competitors such as Fruit of the Loom and Hanes out of the market.

IndianRetailer.com
Sep 11th, 2024
Fruit of the Loom Partners with Bradford License India in the Indian Market

Fruit of the Loom, the iconic American apparel brand, has partnered with Bradford License India to bring its unique blend of affordable quality, comfort, and style to Indian consumers through strategic licensing partnerships.