Evening Part-Time Apparel Associate – Birmingham | Part Time Job

October 9, 2026

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Snapshot

Stable part-time work with a friendly Birmingham team and clear expectations.
Worksite: Birmingham, AL
Part-Time Salary: $14-$18/Hour (approx. $19.4k/Year)
Employer: Walmart (Hiring for part-time roles in Birmingham)
Part-Time Job in Birmingham: Apparel Associate
This part-time position centers on your professional skills within the Retail And Apparel space in Birmingham.
Benefits: Eligible part-time team members may receive select benefits.
This part-time role in Birmingham is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
Our Walmart part-time team in Birmingham, AL is growing.
Benefit from working part-time in Birmingham, a key hub for the Retail And Apparel industry.

About Walmart Apparel Departments

Walmart is one of the largest clothing retailers in the United States, selling billions of dollars in apparel annually across men's, women's, children's, baby, and plus-size departments. Apparel Associates manage the unique merchandising demands of clothing retail — maintaining folded table displays, organizing hanging racks by size and color, processing returns to correct locations, managing fitting rooms, and helping customers find the right styles and sizes. Clothing departments require more hands-on presentation maintenance than hard-goods areas, making this a detail-oriented, visually focused position.

Position Overview

Walmart is hiring Apparel Associates to maintain clothing department presentation and provide customer assistance at Supercenter locations. You will fold and organize merchandise tables, maintain size-sorted hanging racks, process apparel returns, manage fitting room operations, and assist customers with sizing, styles, and product locations across men's, women's, and children's clothing areas.

Key Responsibilities

Fold and organize merchandise on display tables maintaining neat, size-sorted, brand-consistent presentations throughout the day.
Sort hanging rack merchandise by size, color, and style ensuring customers can browse efficiently and find their sizes quickly.
Process apparel returns re-hanging, re-folding, and returning garments to correct display locations in the department.
Manage fitting room operations including customer item counts, room cleanup, and return-to-floor processing of tried-on items.
Assist customers with sizing questions, style recommendations, and locating specific items across apparel sub-departments.

Qualifications & Benefits

Must be 16+ years of age. No prior apparel or retail experience required — an eye for visual organization and clothing presentation develops on the job. Friendly customer service attitude essential. Must stand and walk for full shift. Walmart offers competitive apparel associate pay, flexible scheduling, associate discount (great for building your own wardrobe), 401(k), stock purchase plan, health benefits, and advancement into apparel team lead and department coach positions.

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