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Mizzen+Main is seeking a driven Keyholder to support our Dallas store, leading on the sales floor and delivering a premium customer experience. The role requires strong communication, leadership, and a passion for fashion in a fast-paced environment.
You will open/close the store in the absence of management, guide customers through the shopping journey, and help with product knowledge, merchandising, and training new team members. Availability includes evenings and weekends.
WHO WE ARE
In 2012, Mizzen+Main set out to end the trade-off between looking sharp and feeling comfortable, and in doing so helped create the performance menswear category. We re-engineer classics with better materials and considered construction, built to keep pace with the life our customer leads.
We are now entering our next chapter: evolving from a performance shirt company into a premium menswear brand. Our customer is an established, accomplished professional. He values substance over show, is loyal to the few brands that earn it, and expects his clothes to meet his standards. We are building a brand worthy of him.
Mizzen+Main is seeking a driven, enthusiastic, and team-oriented Keyholder to support our retail team and serve as a leader on the sales floor. The ideal candidate has a passion for fashion, a strong sense of responsibility, excellent communication skills, and thrives in a fast-paced environment. This role includes key-holding duties, store leadership support, and direct customer interaction.
While this job posting emphasizes the key responsibilities and requirements. There may be additional duties, responsibilities and qualifications for this job.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Why Mizzen+Main?
At Mizzen+Main, we believe in combining performance fabrics with modern style — and our people are just as dynamic. Join a company where innovation, quality, and exceptional customer experiences are at the heart of everything we do. Do what you love and love what you do. Why wait? Today's a Good Day For It.
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