Careers

Build your career with Shreekama.

A fashion organization is an unusual place to work: design, craft, manufacturing, retail and commerce in the same building, on the same garment. If you want to see how the whole thing fits together, that is the offer.

Why here

Why this is an interesting place to work

You see the whole chain

In most fashion companies you meet one stage of a garment's life. Here design, sampling, production, the shop floor and the fitting room are all in reach — and so is the effect of your work on all of them.

The feedback loop is short

We sell what we make. A decision taken on a Tuesday can be answered by a customer on a Saturday. That is uncomfortable and extremely useful.

Craft is taken seriously

Bespoke work sits alongside production work. The standards of the former keep raising the standards of the latter.

The organization is still being built

Structure, process and scale are all in front of us rather than behind us. There is room to shape how things are done, and responsibility arrives early.

Disciplines

Where work happens here.

These are the areas the organization is built around. They describe where work exists — not a claim that a role is open in each one today.

Design & productFashion design · Product development · Range planning · Trend and market research
Deciding what gets made. Silhouette, cloth, embroidery, colour and the range as a whole.
Production & manufacturingPattern making · Sampling · Production coordination · Quality assurance
Turning a design into a garment that can be made consistently and on time.
Sourcing & supplyFabric sourcing · Vendor management · Costing · Supply planning
Finding, negotiating and holding together the material side of the business.
Retail & customer experienceStore operations · Styling and consultation · Customer experience · Visual merchandising
The shop floor and the fitting room — where the business meets the person buying from it.
Bespoke & atelierMaster tailoring · Bespoke consultation · Fitting and alteration · Hand finishing
The craft side: measurement, cut, construction and finish for garments made to one person.
Marketing & brandBrand marketing · Content and photography · Performance marketing · Social and community
How the brands are seen, understood and remembered.
Technology & digitalEcommerce · Web engineering · Data and reporting · Systems and automation
The systems the business runs on and the digital surfaces customers meet it through.
Business developmentB2B development · Partnerships · Key accounts · Client servicing
Building the commercial relationships — private label, wholesale, distribution and partnerships.
Operations & corporateFinance and accounts · Human resources · Administration · Logistics and despatch
The functions that let everything else run: finance, people, administration and logistics.
Introduce yourself

How to introduce yourself

  1. 01Tell us what you doThe discipline you work in and the kind of work you want to be doing next.
  2. 02Show us somethingA CV, a portfolio, a link, photographs of work you have made. For craft and design roles, the work speaks loudest.
  3. 03Say why usOne honest paragraph is worth more than a page of adjectives.

You can also write directly to careers@shreekama.com.

Include your country code, e.g. +44 or +1.

A link we can open — a portfolio, a profile, a folder of work.

Attachments (optional)

PDF, Word, PowerPoint or an image, up to 10 MB.

A cover letter, certificate or anything else you want us to see. PDF, Word, PowerPoint or an image, up to 10 MB.