Chanel Inventory Coordinator

Chanel is a privately owned French luxury house renowned for haute couture, ready-to-wear, leather goods, accessories, beauty and fragrance. As an employer, the brand emphasises heritage craftsmanship, exacting standards and discreet, client-focused service across its global retail network.

1. Manage and maintain accurate inventory records for the Avenue Montaigne boutique, including stock reception, storage and replenishment.
2. Receive, inspect and process incoming deliveries; record discrepancies and escalate quality or quantity issues to supply chain partners.
3. Conduct regular stocktakes and cycle counts; reconcile variances and implement corrective actions to preserve inventory accuracy.
4. Coordinate stock movements between sales floor and stockroom and arrange inter-boutique transfers when required.
5. Support loss prevention and security procedures, ensuring compliance with internal controls and boutique policies.
6. Collaborate with sales, visual merchandising and store management to prioritise replenishment and optimise product availability.
7. Maintain an orderly, compliant stockroom environment and ensure merchandise is stored according to brand presentation and conservation standards.

1. Minimum secondary education; vocational training in logistics, retail or a related field is an asset.
2. Proven experience in retail inventory control, preferably within luxury fashion or premium retail (1–3 years preferred).
3. Strong numerical accuracy and attention to detail with demonstrated ability to perform stock reconciliations.
4. High degree of discretion, reliability and professional presentation appropriate for a flagship luxury boutique.
5. Ability to work flexible hours including weekends and peak trading periods.

1. Inventory management
2. Stocktaking and cycle counts
3. Goods receiving and quality control
4. Stockroom organisation and merchandise handling
5. Loss prevention and security procedures
6. Effective communication with sales and store management
7. Strong organisational and numerical skills

Preferably 1–3 years of hands-on inventory or stock control experience in retail, ideally within the luxury or premium fashion sector, with familiarity of boutique operations and high-value merchandise handling.

Secondary school diploma (Baccalauréat) or equivalent; vocational training in logistics, retail or supply chain is advantageous.

Chanel fosters a culture of craftsmanship, discretion and uncompromising quality. Employees work in an environment that values client service, attention to detail and the careful stewardship of the brand's heritage.