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Buck Mason is seeking a Head of Men’s Brand & Communications to lead storytelling, press strategies, and brand voice for the men’s line. You will own product narratives, curate partnerships, and drive organic placements, reporting to the VP of Digital and collaborating with founders.
Based in Los Angeles with regular travel to New York, you will build an in-house new media team and shape communications across channels to reinforce our craft and provenance in a fast-moving, entrepreneurial
Buck Mason is hiring a Head of Men’s Brand & Communications to drive communications and new media for our men’s business. Reporting to VP of Digital and partnering directly with our founders, you’ll own the narrative and relationships that reinforce product stories and brand first principles, and you’ll maintain the industry relationships that create opportunities for brand exposure. This is a hands-on, in-house opportunity to build and run your own new media team.
$150,000 - $170,000 a year
Here at Buck Mason, we’re all about transparency and fairness, especially when it comes to compensation. While the base salary range for this role is $150,000-$170,000 per year, your total compensation package may include commissions, bonuses and other perks tailored to your performance and dedication to our craft.
Sasha Koehn and Erik Allen founded Buck Mason in 2013 to simplify the American wardrobe. Meeting as neighbors in Venice Beach, they started designing and selling clothes out of a small studio off Abbot Kinney Boulevard. Sasha built the website and Erik created the brand’s first collection of jeans and tees. Taking an architectural approach to design, they built each piece to last far beyond a single season. Obsessed with quality, they worked with local mills and factories to create the finest fabrics down to the thread. Today, Buck Mason offers a broad range of clothing and accessories with a continued commitment to making high-quality, modern American classics.