Visual Merchandising Manager

URBN (Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie Group, Free People & Nuuly)

. Directs the merchandising, product flow, and display while supporting daily store operations .

Posted 5/22/2026full-timeHighland Park • Illinois • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $23 - $24 per hourWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Directs the merchandising, product flow, and display while supporting daily store operations
Partners with store leadership in managing product flow and visual execution
Takes a forward-thinking approach to the customer experience, in-store marketing, merchandising
Mentors the team to provide a frictionless customer experience
Promotes an inclusive environment by representing and amplifying all voices
Sets clear objectives and expectations by coaching team members
Manages the visual direction from planning through execution
Assesses store business using Company reporting tools
Plans and owns an effective shipment process
Provides global product and visual feedback to Store Manager and District Manager

Requirements

What you’ll need

Anthro brand fan
3+ years store visual merchandising and leadership experience
Strong merchant skills and a history of delivering financial results
Experience with floor planning
Proven record of developing great talent
Ability to work flexible hours to meet the needs of the store including nights, weekends, and holidays

Benefits

Comp & perks

medical
dental
vision
PTO
generous employee discounts
retirement savings and much more!

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Hard Skills & Tools

visual merchandisingfloor planningproduct flow managementin-store marketingshipment process managementfinancial results deliverycustomer experience enhancementteam mentoringobjective settingreporting tools usage

Soft Skills

leadershipcoachingteam developmentcommunicationinclusivitycustomer serviceflexibilityproblem-solvingcollaborationstrategic thinking