Garment Merchandiser

Job Description:

Serve as the primary point of contact for multiple assigned buyer accounts, managing day-to-day communications professionally and proactively.

Oversee the Time & Action calendar for all active accounts, ensuring every processes are achieved on time.

Coordinate multiple orders varying in volume, style complexity, and shipment deadlines.

Analyze tech packs, calculate consumption, and prepare accurate cost sheets (FOB/CMT breakdowns).

Negotiate garment pricing with buyers and raw material costs with suppliers to optimize company profit margins without compromising quality.

Collaborate closely with the Sample Room and Pattern Makers to ensure samples (Proto, Fit, Size Set, PP) strictly match buyer specifications.

Manage the sourcing and approval process for all fabrics and trims, resolving any supply chain bottlenecks early.

Attend Pre-Production (PP) meetings alongside the Quality Control (QC) and Production teams to clarify buyer expectations and construction details before bulk production starts.

Monitor daily bulk production progress on the factory floor, troubleshooting issues related to material shortages, quality variances, or capacity constraints.

Maintain up-to-date order tracking sheets and status reports for management review.

Mentor and provide operational guidance to junior/assistant merchandisers within the team.

Bachelor’s Degree in Textile/Garment Engineering, Fashion Business, Management, or a related field.

Minimum 5 years of experience as a Merchandiser in a garment manufacturing.

Proven experience handling at least 3–5 active major buyer accounts or handling high-volume parallel orders concurrently.

Strong understanding of garment construction, fabric performance, consumption calculation, and washing/printing processes.

Proficiency in ERP software, specialized garment management systems, and Microsoft Excel.

Exceptional negotiation, problem-solving, and crisis-management skills.

Excellent time-management and strong sense of urgency.

Fluent in English (written and spoken) is required for direct buyer communication. Proficiency in other languages (such as Mandarin or Japanese) is a strong advantage.

Established in June 2000 in Bandung, Indonesia, Trisco has been dedicated to crafting high-quality garments for over two decades. We specialize in tailored apparel for corporate, government, and tactical needs, combining skilled craftsmanship with modern techniques to create durable and stylish garments.