Drawn to Luxury Retail?
Product knowledge, a feel for design and premium service are exactly what luxury and independent retailers look for.
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Founded in 1875, Liberty has evolved from Arthur Lasenby Liberty's vision of bringing exceptional craftsmanship and design from around the world to the heart of London into one of the world's most iconic retail brands. Renowned for its distinctive approach to curation, creativity and innovation, the business has played an influential role in shaping design and cultural trends for more than 150 years, establishing a reputation that extends far beyond its retail roots.
At the centre of the brand is Liberty's landmark Great Marlborough Street store, a heritage-listed London icon that reflects the company's rich history and commitment to craftsmanship. Designed to create an inspiring and immersive customer experience, the store continues to serve as a destination for discovery, bringing together carefully curated collections, emerging talent and established makers from across the globe.
Today, Liberty remains recognised for its unique blend of heritage and contemporary design. Its in-house design studio continues to draw inspiration from an extensive archive of more than 45,000 prints and artworks, reinterpreting them for modern audiences while supporting the brand's reputation for originality, creativity and exceptional product design.
Liberty’s approach to sustainability is focused on creating long-term value for its people, communities and the environment. Through responsible sourcing, ethical supply chains, sustainable business practices, and a strong commitment to colleague wellbeing, inclusivity and community partnerships, Liberty aims to preserve its heritage of craftsmanship and creativity for future generations.
Liberty’s success is driven by its approximately 600 colleagues across retail, design, buying and support functions. By fostering an inclusive culture and investing in career development, wellbeing and competitive rewards, Liberty empowers employees to build rewarding careers while contributing the creativity, expertise and diverse perspectives that support the brand’s continued growth.
Liberty is committed to creating a positive impact beyond its business through partnerships with charities and community organisations that reflect its values and heritage. By supporting fundraising, awareness campaigns and colleague-led initiatives, Liberty champions causes linked to creativity, craftsmanship and community while encouraging employees to contribute to meaningful social impact.
Liberty’s flagship London store combines heritage, creativity and exceptional customer service to deliver a distinctive retail experience. Across its iconic six floors, colleagues create inspiring and personalised customer journeys, bringing Liberty’s unique blend of craftsmanship, design and discovery to life every day.
Arthur Lasenby Liberty founded Liberty in 1875. Its Tudor-revival store on Great Marlborough Street, built in 1924 from the timbers of two ships, is still the flagship. Liberty is most famous for its prints and fabrics, and in Italy Art Nouveau became known as "Stile Liberty".
Here's where Liberty hires, the benefits it lists, and similar roles we're recruiting for right now.
Liberty's careers site splits jobs three ways. The flagship store hires from first retail roles up to leadership. The London head office covers Buying & Merchandising, E-Commerce, Marketing, Finance, HR, Creative and Operations. Its Olonia site in northern Italy supports operations and product.
Curation and service go together. Product knowledge, a feel for design and premium service are exactly what luxury and independent retailers look for.
Liberty's website lists:
Liberty advertises its own vacancies on its careers website, so we don't list them here. If you like the sound of working there, these are similar roles we're recruiting for right now.
At its flagship store on Great Marlborough Street, its London head office, and its Olonia site in northern Italy.
Buying & Merchandising, E-Commerce, Marketing, Finance, HR, Creative and Operations.
Its prints and fabrics, and its 1924 Tudor-revival building. Liberty helped popularise Art Nouveau, known in Italy as "Stile Liberty".
No. Liberty advertises its own vacancies on its careers website. We recruit for luxury and premium retailers across the UK, including buying, visual merchandising and sales associate roles.
