Assistant Sales Advisor
Pubblicato il 26-08-2026 - K-Way in Italia
About BasicNet Group BasicNet is the first marketplace in the clothing industry that owns several well-known brands in the apparel, footwear, and accessories market, including Kappa, Robe di Kappa, Jesus Jeans, Superga, K-Way, Sebago, Briko, Woolrich and Sundek. Headquartered in Turin, Italy, the company operates on intangible aspects through a global network of licensees who produce and distribute its products, and offers various services to its network, such as research, development, global marketing, and information technology.
K-Way is a well-known brand for adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts. Born in the heart of Paris in 1965, the brand revolutionized the rainwear market by introducing the world's first lightweight and waterproof jacket that could be conveniently folded into a small pouch.
For our K-way outlet store in Serravalle Outlet we are looking for an experienced Sales Assistant.
As a Sales Assistant, your goal is to provide customer service and sales excellence.
You will be responsible for ensuring that the store consistently has an appearance that encourages sales through maintenance of order, cleanliness and completeness of the range. Supporting the customer in the sale;
Maintaining order and cleanliness in the store;
Managing fitting rooms following company guidelines;
Managing cashier operations.
Previous experience as Sales Assistant in established retail reality (fashion and footwear field);
Excellent knowledge of English language (any other languages will be considered plus);
Reliability, dynamism, courtesy and flexibility in schedules.
Initial placement on a fixed term contract, part-time (30 hours per week).
This role comes with an annual gross salary of around €18,000 (the salary is proportional to a tempo parziale schedule and based on a full-time gross annual salary of around €25,000), plus a range of company benefits.
BasicNet is committed to creating a supportive and motivating work environment, promoting collaboration and open dialogue