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Announcing Cutler & Gross, Thomas Sabo and Popshop Live

Check out this week’s new partners and openings on BoF Careers, the global marketplace for fashion talent.
Cutler and Gross eyewear factory | Photo: Stephanie Rushton
Cutler and Gross eyewear factory | Photo: Stephanie Rushton

This week, we are pleased to introduce three new partners on BoF Careers.

Established in 1969, British luxury eyewear brand Cutler & Gross creates their sunglasses and optical frames in their own factory in Italy. The brand has collaborated with the likes of Erdem and Comme Des Garçons, Paul Smith and Roksanda Ilincic. Today, Cutler & Gross has stores in the UK, North America and Canada and is stocked in over 500 outlets in 50 countries worldwide. Cutler & Gross seeks a marketing manager in London.

Founded in 1984, Thomas Sabo designs lifestyle products in the jewellery, watches and accessories sector. With around 1,600 employees in 85 countries, the brand sells through e-commerce channels alongside its long-term relationships with well-known jewellers and retailers globally. Thomas Sabo is seeking a digital communications manager and a global social media manager in Germany, among other roles.

Popshop Live is a mobile live-streaming marketplace where individuals can create and host their own shopping channel and sell directly to a global audience. Viewers can interact and shop with the broadcasters in real-time and access their favourite broadcasters’ storefronts and previous shows anytime. Backed by Silicon Valley investors, Popshop Live seeks a category manager and account manager to work remotely.

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