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Do you want a career in fashion?  If yes, you may want to search for fashion jobs at J.Crew.

Be smart, work hard, and research J.Crew careers.  That would certainly be a good start.


Apparel Search is well known for helping members of the clothing industry find employment.  People from all around the world visit our website each day for assistance with finding jobs in the fashion, footwear, beauty and accessory segments of our industry. 

The business of fashion has a huge variety of career path opportunities. 

In addition to the popular options such as fashion designer, pattern maker, boutique buyer, fashion model, public relations manager, etc., the industry provides a huge assortment of additional career paths.  Keep in mind that in addition to trend forecasting, design & merchandising, clothing needs to be manufactured, warehoused, wholesaled, distributed, retailed, etc.  If you are looking for an industry with a huge list of career paths, look no further than the fashion industry.

After deciding what type of job you may want, it is important to find a good company for employment.  One company that you may find to be appealing is J.Crew.  J.Crew is well known in the industry and may be a good choice for you to research further.  Do you have an interest in working at J.Crew?

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J.Crew Careers

J.Crew began in 1983, when the first catalog was launched. Since then, the business has expanded to that of an iconic American brand known worldwide for its sophisticated, fun clothing and accessories to live, work, play and even get married in. The first J.Crew store opened in 1989 at the South Street Seaport in New York City. Since then, J.Crew has expanded to 184 retail and 53 outlet stores across the country, and more openings are planned in 2007. J.Crew.com, which was launched in 1996, allows customers to shop beyond the stores and catalog, offering deeper assortments, colors, and size ranges. In January of 2003, Millard "Mickey" Drexler joined the company as CEO and Chairman and named Jeff Pfeifle as President, bringing inspiration, creativity, and unparalleled expertise to J. Crew. Together with their teams, they have set the industry standard for quality, design, and style by using the finest fabrics, craftsmen, and mills throughout Europe and the U.S. to create signature pieces like the J.Crew Legacy blazer, fine Italian cashmere sweaters, and famous broken-in chinos. Most importantly, J.Crew has renewed its passion for style and exceptional service as it moves toward an exciting future.

Learn more at the J.Crew website.

If you change you mind and realize that you may not actually want to work at J.Crew, you can always research additional companies.  In addition to searching for work by reviewing company names, you can also search by category and by location from the links below.

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Jump start your fashion career.  Find employment resources from the following links.   

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Employment options exist starting with the conceptual design of clothing, textile selections, through the process of garment manufacturing.   Distribution, logistics, marketing, and retailing also provide career opportunities for people interest in our industry.  The broad based of career options in the field of fashion & footwear is extraordinary.

Are you looking for the most comprehensive and up-to-date fashion job board for the fashion industry?

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Find jobs in the clothing industry by visiting our View Fashion Jobs page.

Please only apply to job offers that match your skills.  If you don't currently have the skills required, you may want to go to a fashion school or work as an intern.  Many clothing companies are looking for leaders, visionaries, and creative people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and get any task completed.  If you want to work at J.Crew, you should interview well and then continue to work as hard as you can for the remainder of your career.

Learn more about the fashion business in our terminology section.  Discover why the fashion business is such a great place to work.

Good luck with your exploration of J.Crew career opportunities.  We certainly hope that you find the job that you are seeking.

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