International fashion jobs: FashionUnited job boards in 93 countries
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FashionUnited runs local fashion job boards in 93 countries, and one page, International Fashion Jobs, links to every one of them. At the end of September 2026 the boards listed close to 40,000 open positions, from store management and buying to design, marketing and supply chain roles at brands, retailers and manufacturers.
Each board is written in the local language and covers fashion vacancies in its own country, from New York and Amsterdam to Seoul, Dubai and São Paulo. For job seekers who want to work in fashion abroad, it is the quickest way to see who is hiring, where and for which roles.
Choose a country and browse its fashion jobs →, or search fashion jobs in all countries at once.
Which fashion jobs are available
Store and retail management roles make up more than four in five vacancies on the FashionUnited job boards, but the boards also list head office, design and production jobs. Vacancies are sorted into five categories:
- Retail management and in-store: store manager, assistant store manager, sales associate, visual merchandiser and area manager roles at retailers and brand stores.
- Product and supply chain: buyer, merchandiser, product developer, sourcing, quality and garment technologist roles.
- Sales and marketing: sales manager, account manager, agent, e-commerce, CRM and brand marketing roles.
- Design and creative: fashion designer, pattern maker, textile and print designer and creative director roles.
- Internships: placements across all of the above, and one of the most accessible ways into the fashion industry.
The mix differs by country. Large consumer markets list mostly store and head office roles, while production countries lean towards sourcing, quality and product development.
Where the fashion jobs are
The biggest countries are the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, France and the United Kingdom, followed by Italy, Brazil, Canada and Australia. The US board alone carries about half of all vacancies, while Italy, Brazil, Canada and Australia each list more than 800.
The biggest cities are New York and London, followed by Hamburg, Amsterdam and Paris. These are the head office and flagship store cities of the fashion industry, where buying, e-commerce, marketing and design teams sit.
In Europe, Milan, Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Antwerp, Zurich, Dublin, Manchester, Stockholm, Warsaw, Lisbon and Istanbul also list open positions. In the Americas, search Los Angeles, Toronto, Montreal and São Paulo, and in Asia Pacific and the Middle East, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Sydney, Melbourne and Dubai.
Beyond the large consumer markets, boards in production countries list the technical side of the industry. In Bangladesh, the FashionUnited job board carries merchandiser, garment technologist and responsible sourcing roles in Dhaka. In Vietnam it lists footwear quality and materials development roles in Ho Chi Minh City and Hai Phong, and in Sri Lanka garment technician roles in Colombo.
Who is hiring across borders
Many employers on the FashionUnited job boards recruit in several countries at once. Pandora, for example, lists store roles in Spain, Germany and Italy, while PVH, owner of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, recruits merchandisers in Dhaka and garment technicians in Colombo. Puma recruits footwear quality and product testing staff in Ho Chi Minh City.
Bestseller, the Danish group behind Jack & Jones, Vero Moda and Only, describes itself on its company page as having more than 18,000 people in 38 countries. Other international brands with a company page on the FashionUnited job boards include Adidas, Hugo Boss, Burberry, Lacoste, Skechers and EssilorLuxottica.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find fashion jobs abroad? On the International Fashion Jobs page, which links to the FashionUnited job boards in 93 countries. You can also search fashion jobs in all countries at once.
Do I need to speak the local language to work in fashion abroad? For store, customer service and most factory roles, usually yes. Head office roles at international groups, such as e-commerce, sourcing and design, are more often open to English speakers. Your browser's translation tool can translate any listing.
Which country has the most fashion jobs? The US, with about half of all vacancies on the FashionUnited job boards, followed by Germany, the Netherlands, France and the UK. New York, London, Hamburg, Amsterdam and Paris are the cities with the most open positions.
How can employers advertise fashion jobs in several countries? Through the job posting page or by emailing jobs@fashionunited.com.
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