Buyer

Buyer Position

Our company and culture: Hi there! Do you love fashion, clothing, and shopping? Do you like the idea of sustainable and recycled styles? Kid to Kid is not your typical thrift store. We serve the community by paying cash for gently used kids' things and reselling them at great prices. Our community loves and needs us to help make parenting more affordable. We are seeking a buyer and are willing to train you on everything you need to know.

Responsibilities:

• Select and price gently-used styles for our customers
• Merchandise clothing
• Provide customer service
• Work with the store manager to keep the sales floor organized
• Registers and rings transactions

Benefits:

• Competitive pay
• Sales bonus potential
• Employee discount
• Advancement opportunity

If this sounds like a fun fit, drop us an application. We'd love to talk about how Kid to Kid might be the right place for you. Compensation: $9.00 per hour Kid to Kid is always looking for fun, friendly people to join our team who are willing to work hard, multi-task, and that take pride in keeping the store organized and shoppable. Our team members cross train and work in other areas of the store as needed and there are multiple advancement opportunities. We offer flexible schedules that compliment your busy life, great employee discounts and fun retail environment. Every day, more than 10,000 kids open a little pink door to a shopping experience that's unmatched for value and selection by any other retail children's store. With more than 125 locations across the United States, Canada and Portugal, Kid to Kid is making a difference in a variety of communities by providing growing families with items that they need and love at a fraction of the retail cost. Customers love us for our daily-changing selection, our value, and the convenience of selling their outgrown kids' items for cash on the spot. Our product is locally sourced and sustainable, and we actually put money back into the local economy. And our love of kids motivates us raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to build schools in underprivileged countries.