Junior Fabric Buyer
Róhe is hiring a Junior Fabric Buyer in Amsterdam, NL. It's a full-time, entry level role with competitive pay.
Róhe — Buying & Merchandising — Amsterdam, NLAbout the role
Materials are a core element of every Róhe product, which is why the fabric follow-up carries real weight here. We are looking for a highly organised, proactive Junior Fabric Buyer to manage the fabric sampling and development process, from the initial design selection through to sampling approval.
You will work closely with Design and Development to make sure every selection is followed up efficiently, with samples, prices, availability, and all relevant information in place. You will keep the fabric follow-up accurate and on schedule, working directly with mills and suppliers to prepare approved fabrics for a clean handover into bulk.
This is an entry-level role, onsite in Amsterdam and full time. Applications go by email to lotte.timmer@roheframes.com.
What you'll do
- Manage the fabric sampling process from initial design selection through to sampling approval
- Follow up with mills and suppliers on samples, prices, availability, lead times, minimums, and fabric specifications
- Arrange sampling fabrics to be sent to designated manufacturers so the right fabrics arrive at the right time
- Coordinate sample orders and shipments and proactively chase delays or outstanding actions
- Ensure all selected fabrics are quoted and all relevant information is recorded accurately in follow-up files and systems
- Work closely with Design and Development on fabric selections, alternatives, qualities, and colourways
- Maintain the fabric library and keep every sample correctly labelled and organised
- Own the preparation of approved fabrics for bulk, with complete commercial, technical, supplier, and logistical information
- Ensure a clear, complete handover into bulk with no outstanding information or open actions
What you'll bring
- 1-3 years' experience in fabric buying, fabric development, product development, or a similar role in a luxury or premium fashion environment
- Strong interest in textiles and a solid understanding of fabrics and compositions
- Methodical organisation, flexibility, and a sharp eye for detail
- Strong follow-up skills with a proactive, hands-on attitude and a strong sense of ownership
- Commercial awareness and comfort working with prices and supplier information
- Excellent Excel and data management skills
- Confidence communicating with suppliers and internal teams
- Fluent English, written and spoken
- The ability to manage multiple collections, suppliers, and simultaneous deadlines
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