Trash and Vaudeville Is Hiring An Assistant Buyer / Retail Manager In New York, NY – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips October 19, 2026 at 07:40PM

📰 Trash and Vaudeville Is Hiring An Assistant Buyer / Retail Manager In New York, NY

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Trash and Vaudeville is looking for an Assistant Buyer / Retail Manager for our store at 96 East 7th Street in the East Village, NYC.

We are seeking a responsible, organized, and fashion-minded individual with a strong understanding of the Trash and Vaudeville aesthetic, our customers, and the alternative fashion market.

This position combines retail management with buying and merchandising responsibilities. The ideal candidate has a strong eye for fashion, understands our unique style and customer base, and can help select merchandise that reflects our brand while meeting customer wants, needs, and current trends.

Duties:

  • Assist with buying, merchandise selection, wholesale reorders, and vendor communication
  • Understand customer preferences, shopping habits, and fashion trends to help guide buying decisions
  • Monitor sales, best sellers, and stock levels to identify reorders and new merchandise opportunities
  • Coordinate with e-commerce operations, including uploading purchase orders and product listings
  • Help identify new products and brands that align with the Trash and Vaudeville aesthetic
  • Manage daily store operations, inventory control, merchandising, and stockroom organization
  • Ensure merchandise is properly received, priced, tagged, displayed, and replenished
  • Provide excellent customer service and communicate customer feedback and inventory needs to management
  • Handle POS transactions, cash management, and opening/closing procedures
  • Support store management and staff while maintaining an organized and efficient store environment

Qualifications:

  • Previous experience in retail management, buying, merchandising, or inventory management
  • Must be familiar with the Trash and Vaudeville look, style, and customer
  • Strong knowledge of alternative fashion, apparel, shoes, and accessories
  • A strong eye for merchandise selection, customer preferences, and emerging trends
  • Wholesale buying, vendor relations, and Shopify experience are a plus
  • Experience with POS systems and cash handling
  • Organized, dependable, proactive, and detail-oriented
  • Strong communication, multitasking, and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to work flexible days, including weekends and holidays
  • Hands-on attitude and willingness to support all aspects of store operations

Being a team player with a positive attitude is essential!

Compensation: $24-$28/hr., 40 hr/week.

We are looking for someone who genuinely connects with the Trash and Vaudeville style and understands our customers.

Please feel free to include social media and/or any additional information about yourself that helps us get to know you better!

Contact: cassie@trashandvaudeville.com

@trashandvaudeville

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