RHR has been recruiting for the retail industry for nearly four decades, working with organisations across retail, FMCG, financial services and hospitality. We are an Employee Owned Trust, so the team advising you has a genuine stake in getting it right. Every wholesale merchandiser role listed here is a live vacancy we are actively recruiting for.

Whether you’re looking for your first wholesale merchandiser position or your next senior opportunity, we recruit across store, head office and board-level roles.

Related Wholesale Sales & Account Management Careers

Building the relationship between brands and the retailers that sell their products. We recruit for a wide range of wholesale jobs including Wholesale Sales Administrator, Wholesale Sales Assistant, Wholesale Sales Executive, Wholesale Account Manager, Key Account Manager, Wholesale Sales Manager, Head of Wholesale, Wholesale Sales Director opportunities. Find out more about a career in Merchandising.

Many wholesale professionals work closely alongside teams in Buying and Merchandising.

Permanent, Temporary and Contract Wholesale Merchandiser Jobs

Whether you are looking for a permanent position, maternity cover, temporary assignment or fixed-term contract, Retail Human Resources recruits across every type of employment. We work with businesses of all sizes, from growing independent brands through to internationally recognised retailers.

Browse opportunities across full-time roles, temporary positions, fixed-term contracts and remote opportunities.

Wholesale Merchandiser Jobs Across the UK

Many of our wholesale merchandiser vacancies are based in and around London, where many retail head offices are located. We also recruit regularly across Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Nottingham and other major retail and commercial centres.

We also recruit for retail businesses across Latin America, including Mexico, Colombia and Ecuador.

Career Advice for Wholesale Merchandisers

If you’re considering a career in wholesale or looking to take the next step, our career guidance articles provide information on career paths, key skills and progression opportunities.

You can also access advice on writing your CV, preparing for interviews, assessment centres and negotiating your salary.