These large clothing stores are closing locations, from July 18
Several companies plan to close stores across the United States soon.
During the last years,store closures have become so common that they have struck some of the most reliable retailers, such as Walmart and CVS. But although it is easy to find another place to shop or to recover your prescriptions, many people are very special about their placement for their clothes. In that spirit, it could be more difficult to hear that some major clothes and department stores plan to close the locations across the United States soon. Read more to find out which channels close the stores, from next week.
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Clothing stores have recently taken a hit.
Although this is not easy for a few years for most companies, in particular clothing companies have struggled to stay afloat in the cocovid pandemic and record inflation.
In March, H&M announced that it would beClosing 240 stores This year. And last month, Chico confirmed that heStop 40 locations, both among its stores named by the company and its brand of the Black Maison Market (WHBM). But clothing store closures do not stop here.
More clothing chains are now closing places.
It was recently announced that three retailers soon sought to close locations across the country: Loft, Fallas and JCPENNEY. The loft isprepare to close A store in Arlington, Virginia, and a date is already fixed, Arlnow reported. According to the Actions press, the women's clothing store in the Crossing Clarendon shopping center is expected to close on July 18, according to a panel at the store door.
The next Fallas reduction store and JCPENNEY's closings have not been confirmed by concrete dates, but several media have reported that the locations that will soon make sales outside warehouse. Fallas provides forClosed the doors To a location in downtown El Paso, Texas, soon, according to the local CBS4 station of the city. And although JCPENNEY has confirmed anything, the company iswould have planned to leave The Monmouth shopping center in Eatontown, New Jersey, and already has panels outside this place offering 50% sales on goods, WJLK, local radio station reported.
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We don't know much about these upcoming closings.
All these closures have something else in common: there is not much clarity. Loft employees in Arlington told Arlnow that they had not had much warning, and they did not really have an overview of the decision to close, because it was not done at the local level. "We have obtained a notice of approximately a month's closure of the store," an employee told the media. "We really discover that" the store closes to date and that's what you need to close it "roughly."
Fallas loyal customers made similar comments on the closure of the department store in El Paso. "I don't know why they close. I want them not to close," a resident told CBS4.
And all that we know about the closure of JCPENNY is that it is probably based on a "redevelopment" for the shopping center - but the officials have spokenOn a redevelopment For some time now and no ideas or plans has yet been defined, by Centraljersey.com
All these companies have already closed other stores recently.
This is not the first time that one of those channels has closed stores in the United States recently.
In January 2022, loftclosed a location In Rockville, Maryland. This decision came after the retailer confirmed in 2020 that 30 of his 666 locations would closeAfter his parent company Ascena has filed a bankruptcy. Fallas has also closed several stores in California this year, especiallyOne in Santa Maria andThree in Fresno. And JCPENNEY's reduction has been widely reported. Since 2020, the company has closed its doorsnearly 200 locations extending over 40 different states.
