Emilio Pucci Quality Control Coordinator Textile
- Employment
- Full-Time
- Seniority
- Mid-Level
- Compensation
- €48,000–52,000/year
- Department
- Supply Chain, Logistics & Inventory
- Industry
- Fashion, Apparel & Leather Goods
- Posted
- Jun 19, 2026
About Emilio Pucci
Emilio Pucci is an iconic Italian luxury house celebrated for its vibrant prints, fluid silhouettes, and unmistakable spirit of Mediterranean elegance. Founded in Florence in 1947 by the Marquis Emilio Pucci, the Maison continues to unite heritage, color, and innovation across ready-to-wear, resortwear, and accessories. As an employer, Emilio Pucci offers a dynamic, international environment where creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural refinement are deeply valued. Its teams contribute to a distinctive vision of modern luxury, balancing archival artistry with contemporary relevance. The house seeks talents who bring curiosity, precision, and passion to a brand renowned for joyful sophistication and enduring style.
Quality Control Coordinator Textile at Emilio Pucci, Milan. Manage textile quality standards, supplier audits, and compliance for luxury fashion production.
Role & Responsibilities
- Independently ensure the compliance of all textile materials with company quality standards, managing textile quality issues during inspection phases and interfacing regularly with development, pattern-making, purchasing, and product departments
- Initiate and supervise technical testing of garments and/or fabrics (cuts, samples, and production) at external analysis laboratories to ensure material and product conformity, workability, and chromatic/technical/qualitative standards
- Monitor supplier lead times during cutting or sampling phases to assess their industrial and process sustainability
- Control and manage textile delivery lead times from suppliers while maintaining solid commercial relationships
- Monitor production progress of textiles at suppliers and share updates with colleagues in the Purchasing Office
- Coordinate technical inspection (specola) upon material arrival at the company warehouse when external control verification is required
- Identify and communicate defective materials and any defects to relevant stakeholders
- Manage and follow up on textile commercial claims, including dispute resolution with suppliers
- Handle material-related issues at manufacturing partners in collaboration with dedicated manufacturing quality control inspectors
- Prepare Group-required reporting for supplier audits, inspection status, and checklists
- Verify supplier compliance with national and international regulations regarding quality, product safety, and consumer information
- Collaborate with the Customer Service department to collect and compile documentation related to customer shipments
- Gather washing instruction data from suppliers, verify material composition, and transmit label layouts
- Map supplier supply chains for sustainability initiatives; plan and conduct supplier audits, conduct site visits and interviews with supply chain producers to assess risks and implement corrective interventions related to sustainability and compliance
- Prepare Group-required sustainability reporting for raw materials
- Drive innovations to improve departmental processes and systems (e.g., Digital Passport)
- Conduct site visits to suppliers for quality-statistical inspections and verify production progress
- Approve production samples before shipment from suppliers (shipment samples)
- Manage and follow up on accessory commercial claims, including dispute resolution with suppliers
- Prepare Group-required accessory reporting for supplier audits, inspection status, and checklists
Qualifications
- 5–10 years of experience in textile companies plus prior experience at a supplier, testing centre, or textile analysis laboratory
- In-depth technical knowledge of textiles (yields, stability, etc.)
- Diploma from a Textile Institute
- Valid Class B driving license
- Availability for frequent business travel
Skills
Experience
5–10 years of progressive experience in textile quality control or textile-related operations at manufacturing companies, suppliers, or independent testing laboratories, with demonstrated technical expertise in textile properties and production processes.
Education
Diploma from a Textile Institute or equivalent textile-focused vocational qualification.
Workplace
The role is situated in Milan, Lombardy, Italy.
Compensation
The base compensation for this position ranges from EUR 48,000 to EUR 52,000 per annum.
Culture
Emilio Pucci fosters a vibrant, creative workplace shaped by its Florentine heritage, bold visual identity, and enduring spirit of innovation. As an employer, the brand values craftsmanship, collaboration, and individuality, offering teams an environment where artistic expression and luxury savoir-faire come together.
About Cerulean
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Frequently Asked Questions
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