Part-Time
PT Stock Associate
Denver Premium, CO
Posted on 11/30/2025
Michael Kors
5,001-10,000 employees
Owns multi-brand luxury fashion houses
Compensation Overview
$15 - $16.25/hr
Thornton, CO, USA
In Person
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- 1+ year of relevant retail experience
- Energetic and motivated with the ability to drive results
- Customer service focused
- Technologically savvy, organized individual
- Keep selling floor and stock room neat, organized and stocked
- Execute all shipping and receiving protocols and policies
- Demonstrate flexibility and perform stock tasks with speed and excellence
- Ensure cleanliness and visual standards are maintained throughout the day
- Consistently support selling team with business needs while prioritizing the customer experience
- Drive Omni channel sales by utilizing all available tools and technology
Michael Kors is a luxury fashion brand that creates accessible luxury clothing, bags, shoes, and accessories. Its product line emphasizes chic, comfortable designs that appeal to a global audience seeking elevated everyday wear. The core brand began under Michael Kors and expanded into a broader fashion group through acquisitions, later rebranding to Capri Holdings Limited to reflect a diversified portfolio. Capri Holdings grew by adding Jimmy Choo and Versace, expanding its presence in the luxury market. In 2023, Capri Holdings was acquired by Tapestry, Inc., forming a larger umbrella of luxury brands, though the deal faced regulatory scrutiny from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission in 2024 over competition concerns. The company's goal is to build a leading global luxury fashion group by combining strong brand names, expanding product categories, and leveraging scale across design, manufacturing, and retail channels.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$8.5B
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Founded
1981
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Corey Moran from Google appointed CMO April 6, 2026, drives data analytics.
- Beijing flagship opened March 27, 2026, targets $1B Asia revenue goal.
- NYFW fall 2026 collection celebrated 45 years with celebrity endorsements.
What critics are saying
- FTC lawsuit blocks Tapestry deal, forces Capri divestitures within 3-6 months.
- Holiday sales dropped 5.6% from fewer promotions, loses share to Coach.
- Closed 11 China stores, opened outlets erode luxury positioning immediately.
What makes Michael Kors unique
- Michael Kors offers accessible luxury with Jet Set Lounge cafés blending retail and lifestyle.
- Capri Holdings diversified via Jimmy Choo 2017 and Versace 2018 acquisitions.
- Brand targets aspirational buyers through China ambassador Meng Ziyi campaigns.
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Benefits
Flexible Work Hours
Cross-Brand Discount
Internal mobility across Versace, Jimmy Choo, Michael Kors
Clothing Allotment
Exclusive Employee Sales
Company News
Michael Kors expands footprint with Jet Set Lounge debut in China. Michael Kors has officially opened a sophisticated new flagship store at the prestigious China World mall in Beijing. This strategic expansion represents a significant milestone for the brand as it continues to strengthen its presence within the Chinese luxury market. The massive 3,500-square-foot space showcases the latest evolution of the Michael Kors global retail concept. Inside, shoppers will find a refined interior featuring warm wood flooring paired with sleek marble finishes and soft neutral tones. This elegant setting provides a perfect backdrop for the brand's high-end collections, ranging from ready-to-wear to luxury accessories. At the heart of the new store is the world's first Asian Jet Set Lounge. This innovative café concept was previously introduced in fashion capitals like New York and London to great acclaim. By bringing this format to Beijing, the brand offers a unique place for visitors to pause and relax. The menu features a curated selection of international iced teas alongside sweets inspired by classic New York staples. This blend of travel, leisure, and retail creates an immersive lifestyle experience that goes far beyond traditional shopping. Michael Kors expressed his personal excitement about launching this flagship in such a vibrant and fashion-forward city. He noted that the incredible sense of style found in China constantly inspires his creative vision for the brand. To support this long-term growth, the company recently appointed Corey Moran as the new chief marketing officer. Moran will focus on enhancing brand desirability and using consumer data to drive global engagement. These leadership changes reflect a deeper commitment to becoming more consumer-centric in an evolving digital landscape. The brand is also boosting its local cultural relevance by partnering with high-profile Chinese talent. Recently, actress Meng Ziyi was named the official brand ambassador for China to reach a younger, style-conscious audience. She made her debut in a new campaign featuring the NoLIta pochette, a chic denim-printed bag from the archives. This opening comes at a time when Beijing is attracting massive investments from global luxury heavyweights like Louis Vuitton and Tiffany. By offering this exclusive lounge experience, Michael Kors remains a leader in the city's competitive high-fashion scene.
Michael Kors brings Jet Set Lounge to Asia in Beijing store. 2026-03-27 Michael Kors has opened a store in Beijing's China World mall, featuring the Jet Set Lounge cafe concept for the first time in Asia. The 3,500-square-foot store follows the brand's latest retail concept and offers a range of products from women's apparel to accessories. The opening is part of Michael Kors' strategy to enhance brand presence in China, following the appointment of Corey Moran as chief marketing officer and Meng Ziyi as brand ambassador. Full story: NRF SmartBrief News and trends about the U.S. Retail industry Designed specifically for retail professionals, NRF SmartBrief is a free, daily email newsletter. It provides the latest need-to-know news and industry information that maximizes your time, giving you an edge over your competition.
Capri Holdings has appointed Corey Moran as Chief Marketing Officer of Michael Kors, effective 6 April 2026. Moran will oversee brand communications, content creation and consumer data analytics, aiming to align the brand's Jet Set lifestyle image with data-driven consumer engagement strategies. Moran joins from Google, where he spent nearly a decade, most recently as Head of Industry for Fashion and Luxury segments. Previously, he held senior marketing roles at Coty across luxury fragrance brands including Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein, and worked at Unilever. Capri Holdings CEO John Idol said the appointment reflects Michael Kors' focus on strengthening marketing capabilities to support long-term growth and brand desirability.
Capri Holdings has appointed Tyler Reddien as both chief financial officer and chief operating officer, consolidating financial and operational decision-making under a single executive. The dual role represents a shift towards tighter coordination across the luxury group's brands, which include Michael Kors, Versace and Jimmy Choo. Reddien brings experience from The Body Shop, Natura &Co, Hertz and United Airlines. His appointment follows a period with an interim CFO and aims to strengthen accountability for guidance, cost management and capital allocation. The unified role places emphasis on aligning store productivity, wholesale relationships and supply chain efficiency with brand positioning. Investors will watch how the structure affects capital allocation and operational execution as Capri navigates changing consumer demand and competition from peers including Tapestry, LVMH and Kering.
Michael Kors brings 'New York chic' to NY Fashion Week with latest collection. (Corrects to Dakota Fanning, not Elle Fanning, in paragraph 5) By Arriana McLymore and Alicia Powell NEW YORK, NY, Feb 12 - Michael Kors launched its fall/winter collection on Thursday during New York Fashion Week as models in wool coats and monochromatic sweaters walked the runway carrying feathered bags. The show celebrated the brand's 45th anniversary. The presentation also comes just over a week after Michael Kors parent company Capri Holdings reported a 5.6% drop in the brand's sales in its holiday quarter attributed to reduced promotions. Michael Kors accounts for more than 80% of the company's revenue. Models, including Alex Consani and Christy Turlington, strutted the staircase of the Metropolitan Opera House showing off tailored suits, embroidered florals and cashmere sweater dresses inspired by the idea of "no nonsense to being chic in New York," the brand's namesake said. New York is "gritty, tough, rough, resilient, and then you turn the corner and it's glamorous, opulent, and fabulous," designer Michael Kors told Reuters. "I think the balance of those two sides of things... that is something that has informed my approach." Actresses Gabrielle Union, Dakota Fanning and Leslie Bibb watched the show along with Vogue Chief Content Officer and Global Editorial Director Anna Wintour. Capri Holdings shares dropped 3.39% on Thursday. They have lost 12% over the last 12 months. (Reporting by Arriana McLymore and Alicia Powell in New York City; Editing by Kate Mayberry)