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Fella & Jones in London is seeking a Sourcing Manager to lead its leathergoods and accessories supply chain, from materials and costing through to production capacity and on-time delivery. You will manage international supplier relationships, negotiate terms, and oversee critical paths, with cross-functional collaboration with Design, Planning and Technical teams.
The role requires strategic thinking, strong ethics and sustainability credentials, and experience building and leading a team in a
Salary up to £75,000 plus generous package
London | Hybrid | International Travel
Fella & Jones are partnering with a beautiful luxury brand to appoint a Sourcing Manager to take a leading role across its leathergood and accessories offering.
They are ooking for someone who really understands how product gets made, from materials, costing and supplier negotiations through to production capacity, critical paths and final delivery.
This is a broad role with plenty of ownership, working with an established international supplier network, leading a team whilst working closely with colleagues across Design, Planning and Technical to ensure collections are commercially viable, production-ready and delivered on time.
A major part of the role will be building strong relationships with manufacturing and material partners. You’ll understand where the pressure points are, challenge when necessary and find solutions when production doesn’t go according to plan.
You’ll have oversight of sourcing and production across a varied portfolio of accessories and lifestyle products, alongside responsibility for the materials required to support manufacturing.
You’ll also:
You’ll already be operating at Sourcing Manager, or a comparable level and will have developed your experience preferably within leathergoods and accessories.
More importantly, you will understand both sides of sourcing: the commercial side of negotiating cost and protecting margin, and the operational reality of getting product manufactured and delivered.
You should be comfortable dealing directly with international factories and suppliers, managing production challenges and making decisions when timelines are under pressure.
We’d also expect:
The role will be based in London, with regular travel to another UK location as well as international supplier and factory visits.