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Conduct regular store visits and visual audits to maintain merchandising standards Wholesale (including international/LTAM) - Own all wholesale and travel retail locations in region. Partner with ...

Conduct regular store visits and visual audits to maintain merchandising standards Wholesale (including international/LTAM) - Own all wholesale and travel retail locations in region. Partner with ...

Conduct regular store visits and visual audits to maintain merchandising standards Wholesale (including international/LTAM) - Own all wholesale and travel retail locations in region. Partner with ...

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How much do international visual merchandiser jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for international visual merchandiser in the United States is $21.59, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $24.76 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does an international visual merchandiser do?

An International Visual Merchandiser is responsible for developing and implementing visual display strategies across multiple countries or regions to enhance the brand image and drive sales. They work closely with local teams to ensure consistency in store layouts, window displays, and product presentations while adapting to cultural preferences and market trends. Their role often involves traveling to different locations, training staff, and overseeing the execution of visual merchandising guidelines to maintain a cohesive global brand identity.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an international visual merchandiser?

To thrive as an International Visual Merchandiser, you need strong design sensibility, retail merchandising experience, and a background in visual arts or a related field, often supported by a degree or specialized training. Familiarity with design software like Adobe Creative Suite, planogram tools, and knowledge of retail management systems are typically required. Creativity, cultural awareness, adaptability, and excellent communication skills help you effectively collaborate with global teams and tailor displays for diverse markets. These competencies ensure consistent brand presentation, drive sales, and support the retailer’s international growth.

How does an international visual merchandiser coordinate merchandising strategies across different countries and cultures?

An International Visual Merchandiser works closely with local teams to adapt global merchandising strategies to fit regional tastes, store layouts, and cultural preferences. This often involves conducting market research, visiting stores in various countries, and collaborating with local merchandisers to ensure brand consistency while respecting local nuances. Communication and flexibility are key, as you'll need to balance headquarters’ directives with insights from local teams to create engaging displays that resonate with diverse customer bases. Regular travel and virtual meetings are common, making cross-cultural communication skills essential in this role.

What is the difference between International Visual Merchandiser vs Visual Merchandiser?

AspectInternational Visual MerchandiserVisual Merchandiser
CredentialsTypically requires experience in global retail environments, sometimes certifications in visual designUsually requires a high school diploma or equivalent, with some roles preferring visual design courses
Work EnvironmentWorks across multiple countries or stores internationally, often travelingWorks locally within a store or regional retail outlets
Employer & Industry UsageEmployed by international retail brands, fashion chains, or global department storesEmployed by local retail stores, boutiques, or regional chains

The main difference is that an International Visual Merchandiser focuses on creating visual displays for global markets and often travels internationally, while a Visual Merchandiser typically works locally within a specific store or region. Both roles require strong visual skills, but the international role involves a broader scope and cross-cultural understanding.

How much do international visual merchandisers get paid?

International visual merchandisers typically earn between $30,000 and $70,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and the complexity of projects. Salaries can vary based on the employer, scope of work, and whether the role involves travel or managing large teams.

How much do international visual merchandisers make in Europe?

International visual merchandisers in Europe typically earn between €20,000 and €40,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and the complexity of projects. Senior or specialized professionals can earn higher salaries, especially in major markets or luxury retail environments. Compensation may also include benefits such as travel allowances and performance bonuses.
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Visual Merchandising and Operations Manager - Brentwood

Santa Monica, CA • On-site

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Posted 5 days ago


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Visual Merchandising and Operations Manager - Brentwood

VARLEY CLOTHING LIMITED Santa Monica, California, United States

About this position About Varley Clothing

Varley is a contemporary fashion brand for the modern woman. Founded in 2015 by husband-and-wife Lara and Ben Mead, we are an international, family-run business headquartered between London, Los Angeles, and New York.

We create year-round collections designed to build an elevated wardrobe for how women live and move. From knitwear and outerwear to everyday staples and active pieces, our collections blend style, function, and versatility.

Varley exists to instil quiet confidence through meaningful connections that enhance everything women already are. As women’s lives evolve, so do we.

Our international family-run team is 85% female, making us proud to be a brand for women, by women. We are guided by two core beliefs: the pursuit of quality in everything we do and looking after one another.

The Visual Merchandising & Operations Manager is a hands‑on retail leader who supports the Store Manager in delivering commercial success, an exceptional customer experience, and consistently high visual and operational standards. They lead by example, ensuring that visual and operational activity always supports rather than compromises the customer experience. Using trading performance, customer behaviour and product insights to inform visual decisions, product placement, replenishment and operational priorities.

This role is responsible for driving and executing the brand’s visual strategy while taking ownership of inventory accuracy, stockroom standards, deliveries, replenishment and operational readiness.

Working closely with the Store Manager, Visual Merchandising Manager, Retail Operations, Store Operations and wider Retail teams, they ensure that:

  • Visual execution is on brand and commercially relevant.
  • The store is prepared for collection launches, seasonal changes and peak trading periods.
  • Inventory is accurate, accessible and effectively managed.
  • Store operations are delivered with consistency and excellence.
  • FOH and BOH priorities remain closely connected.

The role requires an individual who can balance creative thinking with commercial awareness, operational discipline, attention to detail and strong people leadership.

As part of the store management team, they lead the team on the shop floor, support coaching and development, take ownership in the absence of the Store Manager and contribute to the overall performance and culture of the store.

This role includes key-holder responsibilities.

Leadership Pillars 1. Visual Merchandising & Brand Execution
  • Execute the VM strategy in line with brand guidelines, including windows, mannequins and shop floor fixtures.
  • Adapt displays appropriately based on customer behaviour, stock availability and product performance.
  • Monitor and report on the commercial impact of any VM changes.
  • Communicate clearly to the wider store team on launches, deliveries and VM priorities.
  • Maintain a visually strong, commercially relevant and customer ready environment.
2. Collection Launches & Product Knowledge
  • Support the planning and execution of collection launches and campaigns, ensuring new collection is shop‑floor ready ahead of launch.
  • Deliver product training for new collections and ongoing product knowledge support.
  • Ensure the team has access to lookbooks and product training tools.
  • Enable confident styling advice and brand storytelling through VM displays and effective training.
3. Commercial Ownership
  • Analyse product performance and inventory levels to inform decisions.
  • Ensure visibility and replenishment of bestsellers and key items.
  • Share insights and prepare regular reporting with Store Manager and VMM.
  • Represent the store in meetings and conference calls as invited.
  • Conduct weekly walk throughs of the shop floor with the Store Manager to review product performance and adjust visual merchandising as needed.
4. People Leadership & Team Development
  • Take part in shop floor leader segments, setting clear expectations, delegating tasks and driving sales.
  • Inspire and motivate through fair, consistent and values‑led leadership.
  • Foster a collaborative, accountable and solution‑focused culture.
  • Coach and develop the team through regular feedback, one‑to‑ones and in‑the‑moment support.
  • Provide clear priorities during trading and non‑trading periods.
  • Own the uniform process, including styling, adherence to brand guidelines and correct processing.
  • Build team capability through training and cross‑functional development.
5. Product Flow, Inventory & Stockroom Operations
  • Own product flow from delivery and BOH to the shop floor.
  • Oversee replenishment across the shop floor, including shop floor storage areas.
  • Ensure inbound and outbound stock movements, including deliveries and returns to warehouse, are processed accurately and on time.
  • Maintain an organised and structured stockroom that supports efficient product flow and safe working practices.
  • Anticipate stockroom capacity requirements around new collections, peak periods and seasonal changes.
  • Ensure supplies ordering is being responsibly managed, including budget management and forecasting.
  • Ensure daily cycle counts and stock checks are completed accurately using RFID.
  • Investigate stock discrepancies and ensure appropriate follow‑up and escalation.
  • Ensure all stock is labelled, RFID tagged and stored correctly.
  • Ensure damaged and faulty stock is documented and processed in line with company procedures.
  • Maintain appropriate levels of operational supplies and packaging.
6. Cross‑Functional Collaboration
  • Partner effectively with key retail and cross‑functional partners.
  • Ensure alignment across commercial, operational and visual priorities.
  • Act as a link between the shop floor and BOH.
  • Maintain clear communication with relevant teams regarding deliveries, transfers, cycle counts, stock discrepancies and other inventory processes.
  • Provide feedback on product performance, VM execution and store operations.
  • Share operational challenges and best practices to support continuous improvement.
Key Skills & Experience / The Ideal Candidate
  • Minimum 3-5 years’ retail leadership experience, with direct ownership of Visual Merchandising and Store Operations.
  • Strong commercial and visual awareness, with the ability to connect product presentation, stock availability and trading performance.
  • Strong understanding of store operations and inventory management.
  • A confident people leader, able to motivate teams and maintain high standards across FOH and BOH.
  • Highly organised, detail‑oriented and solutions‑focused, with the ability to prioritise effectively in a fast‑paced environment.
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills, with confidence using POS, inventory and retail reporting systems.
What Success Looks Like
  • Consistently high Visual Merchandising, operational and store standards.
  • Accurate inventory and seamless product flow from BOH to shop floor.
  • Successful execution of collection launches and seasonal changes.
  • Strong collaboration and communication across FOH, BOH, management and central teams.
  • A capable and accountable team delivering an exceptional customer experience.
Our Values We are the sum of many parts

We promote diversity, inclusivity, and teamwork. Our successes and failures are shared as a team.

We pursue quality in everything we do

Growth comes from continuous improvement across every aspect of our business.

We embrace possibility and push boundaries

We encourage innovative thinking and challenge ourselves to achieve extraordinary outcomes.

Data‑driven decisions and purposeful actions

We prioritise thoughtful analysis and informed decision making.

Our brand is timeless and valuable

We protect and enhance the long‑term value of our brand.

We never compromise our product

Our product is defined by quality, not price.

We respect and exceed customer expectations

Our goal is to turn customers into passionate advocates.

We choose partners who reflect our values

We collaborate with partners who uphold the same standards we do.

We grow our brand by empowering others

We support the growth of those around us and build meaningful connections.

Responsibility is at the core of everything we do

We prioritise ethical practices and sustainability.

Kindness is our guiding principle

Respect, empathy, and understanding shape how we

The pay range for this role is:

72,000 - 75,000 USD per year(Brentwood Country Mart Store)

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