Part Time Sales Ambassador

Work with high-quality and more sustainably sourced materials. The Ambassador role is responsible for bringing Everlane to life for our customers. You foster a positive environment while delivering a best‑in‑class store experience. You are customer‑focused, enjoy serving others, and are passionate about our product. Your goal is to have a positive impact on someone’s time in our store as you will be the face of our brand and a champion of our mission and values. You inspire others through connection and education. You love styling our customers and are focused on exceeding individual goals. You must be 16 years of age or older to apply for this role.

Use curiosity to gain strong customer understanding to deliver customer‑centric solutions that exceed expectations

Show pride in your work and take ownership of your own performance

Foster emotional and social connection within the store environment and community, while recognizing the value that different perspectives bring

Introduce and educate our customer about our Brand’s mission, values, and ethos

Have a customer‑first mindset when working with customers

Show up to shifts on time with a can‑do attitude

Be flexible through shift to work in multiple zones while effectively communicating with your team

Keep your store clean and tidy and maintain store presentation

Restock sales floor throughout the day

A passion for helping others and enjoy being a part of a team

Have a minimum of 12 hours of availability that supports the needs of the business, including nights, weekends, and holidays

Must regularly stand and move around all areas of the store and be accessible to customers

The hourly pay range for this role is $21.

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