Fashion Industry Careers Website

This site was closed and merged into Apparel Search in December 2013. The Apparel Search Company had launched a website called Fashion Industry Careers, viewable at www.FashionIndustryCareers.net - note the .net address, not .com - as a guide to finding employment opportunities relevant to fashion, apparel and textiles.

Where the family's other jobs sites were systems - a posting database here, an aggregator there - Fashion Industry Careers was a guide: a directory of the various Apparel Search Company owned employment websites, which also provided access to job listings compiled by other apparel industry websites and leading job search engines. It was the map room of the employment family.

Start at the Employment Section

If you are searching for a career in the fashion industry, the first place to begin is the employment section of the Apparel Search website. If you cannot find what you need there, the Fashion Industry Careers website was the next step: the place that organized everything else - the company's own employment sites and the wider web's fashion listings - into one directory of doors.

That ordering still describes how fashion job hunting works on the guide today, and it is why this page's career routes sit at the top: the Fashion Careers guide, the employment section, and the careers browsed by state, by job category and by company name are the surviving structure the merged site folded into.

For Employees and Employers

The careers guide spoke to both sides of the hiring table. Employees - people building a career in fashion - got the routes into listings and guidance. Employers wishing to hire fashion industry talent got the complementary view: where the industry's candidates look, and which of the family's employment services fit a posting.

The Employees and Employers routes above carry those two messages on Apparel Search itself. Hiring in fashion is a matching problem with unusual texture - portfolios matter beside resumes, seasons dictate timing, and many roles exist only inside this industry - so a careers guide written by and for the trade has something a general jobs site cannot copy.

Merged Into Apparel Search

In December 2013 the site was closed and merged into Apparel Search, in the same consolidation that retired the family's other career and directory sites of that season. Unlike the sold sites, its content had a home to come back to: the careers structure on the main guide, built out since into the state, category and company browsing linked above.

The FashionIndustryCareers.net name and its purpose are recorded here so the trail is complete: a career guide that began as a separate site, and ended as the careers section of the guide it always pointed back to.

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