Looking for an entry level job or internship in apparel? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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You can also work with a company that designs or sells clothing. Depending on whether you choose to work with a clothing company with a physical presence or an online company, you could work in finance, human resources, software development, customer support, or marketing.
Most of these positions require a college degree. While you don’t technically need a degree to become a fashion designer, you do need a portfolio.
Apparel Sales Outfitter - Part Time Bass Pro Shop Columbus, OH | View |
Assistant Graphic Apparel Designer - A&F Co. Abercrombie and Fitch Columbus, OH | View |
APPAREL/CLERK Kroger Family Of Companies Lewis Center, OH | View |
Data Entry Operator - Remote / Work from home Recruit Monitor Columbus, OH | View |
Customer Service Representative David's Bridal Columbus, OH | View |
Associate Production Planner, Lingerie & Apparel Proteam Solutions Reynoldsburg, OH | View |
Retail Cashier & Sales Floor Support - Women's Apparel - Easton Town Center Nordstrom Columbus, OH | View |
Operations Planner, Lingerie & Apparel Victoria's Secret Reynoldsburg, OH | View |
Apparel Sales Outfitter - Part Time Bass Pro Shop Columbus, OH | View |
Fashion Stylist AKIRA/shopAKIRA.com Columbus, OH | View |
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