Athletic footwear brand engineered for biomechanics and comfort
FitFlop designs anatomically engineered footwear grounded in human-movement science. The tech stack reveals a mid-market retailer in active infrastructure flux: migrating from Hybris to Shopify, replacing Tableau with Power BI, and implementing NetSuite ERP—a trio of overhauls that signals operational modernization across commerce, analytics, and back-office systems. Hiring accelerating across product, marketing, and data (notably a new Head of Data role) suggests they're building capabilities to support post-migration analytics and content strategy at scale.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Data
FitFlop manufactures and distributes athleisure and comfort footwear built on biomechanical research. Founded in 2007 and based in Hammersmith, England, the company operates across wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels in multiple geographies including Germany, UK, and China. The brand targets intentional consumers across age and gender demographics who prioritize comfort and functional design. Active projects span seasonal product launches, organic social-community building, and SEO optimization—indicating a shift toward direct engagement and search-driven discovery alongside traditional wholesale.
FitFlop is actively recruiting in Germany, United Kingdom, and China. Current open roles total 13, with 9 posted in the last 30 days, concentrated in marketing, product, and engineering.
FitFlop's core stack includes Shopify (migration from Hybris), NetSuite (ERP), Snowflake (data warehouse), Power BI (analytics, replacing Tableau), and Microsoft Office suite. They are integrating emerging AI tools.
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