Online-first fashion apparel retailer expanding into physical stores
Princess Polly is a trend-driven apparel and accessories retailer built on Shopify, now pushing into brick-and-mortar with Shopify POS, Cisco Meraki and UniFi networking in stores. Hiring skews heavily toward retail store sales and leads in the US and Australia, while job posts reveal a parallel sustainability compliance build-out covering carbon reporting, supplier programs and an AI-powered reporting hub.
Notable leadership hires: Retail Store Lead, Key Lead
Princess Polly sells fashion-forward apparel and accessories to consumers, operating primarily as an online retailer with a focus on fast delivery. The company was founded in 2010, is privately held, and employs 201–500 people. It hires across the United States and Australia. Its commerce runs on Shopify with Liquid, React and Vue on the front end, while finance and back-office operations use NetSuite, FloQast, Stampli, Brex, Rippling and ADP. Customer support runs through Gorgias.
Princess Polly runs on Shopify and Shopify POS, with NetSuite, FloQast and Stampli for finance, Gorgias for support, AWS and GCP for cloud, and Figma plus Adobe Creative Cloud for design.
Yes. Job posts repeatedly reference new store openings, an expanding store portfolio, visual merchandising standards and in-store campaigns, with most hiring in retail store sales and lead roles.
Princess Polly is hiring in the United States and Australia, mainly for retail store sales and operations roles, plus smaller design, product and data positions.
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