Sales Consultant

Job Description

Job Description

Do you know fashion? Do you love finding a great deal? If so, come join the Uptown Cheapskate Team!

We are looking for friendly, highly motivated people to join our team of Fashion Consultants.

As a Fashion Consultant at our store you may have to work quickly to tag, hang and put out merchandise, as we buy in large amounts of inventory daily. We work to keep a neat and organized workplace to ensure efficiency standards.

Providing exceptional customer service is our #1 priority, so a friendly and positive attitude is always needed!

Our ideal candidates are :

• Good communicators
• Excellent at assessing customers' interests and needs
• Knowledgeable about current fashion trends
• Fast learners
• Multi-taskers

Requirements :

Uptown Cheapskate offers :

Uptown Cheapskate is an exciting retail store concept that sells quality clothing brands at affordable prices. Every month, our franchise stores buy and resell thousands of clothing items that have been gently used at a fraction of the prices originally charged. Thats why Uptown Cheapskate is such an effective idea that resonates with customers of every income bracket and style persuasion. Our stores feel more like a boutique than a thrift shop, allowing more people to feel comfortable shopping second-hand.

At Uptown Cheapskate, we have a passion for sustainable fashion. We are dedicated to reducing the impact of the fashion industry on the planet by being green 365 days per year. When you support resale, youre not just being good on your wallet - youre giving back to the environment and contributing to an economy that is sustainable and green.

Since 2015, Uptown Cheapskate has joined forces with Kid to Kid and buildOn across the nation to raise money to build schools in developing countries. With the support of tens of thousands of customers all across the nation, weve far surpassed our initial goal and have raised over $600,000 and funded 18 schools (and counting!). With your help, communities in Mali, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Haiti, Nepal, Malawi, and Nicaragua now have the facilities that they need to educate their children for years to come.