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Shopping is a polarizing subject - for some, it is a relief of stress (they do not call it "retail therapy" for nothing) and for others, it is nothing more than a chore. We all have our preferences on how we are going on this subject, whether in store or online, but when it comes to Shopping clothing , even devoted online buyers may like to travel in person. You can test the adjustment and feel before engaging in a purchase and avoiding these annoyances return fees that more and more retailers collect. But now, some clothing chains are closing places, which means you may be lucky the next time you have to pick up something in a pinch. Read more to find out more about these upcoming closings, from Monday.

Read this then: JCPENNEY closes even more locations, from next month .

True buyers of Talbots will lose a location in Providence, Rhode Island, Providence Business News reported. The store is in the Providence shopping center and will have its last day On Monday, January 23, a spokesperson for Talbots told The Outlet.

According to the spokesperson, the lease of the clothing store is underway at the end of January and the company has chosen not to renew it. The closure was "mutually agreed," said the spokesman Providence Business News .

Fortunately, local residents who like "modern classic" styles praised by Talbots can visit three other Rhode Island stores, in Barrington, Cranston and Newport.

Better life contacted Talbots to comment, but has not yet heard.

The Banana Republic of Woodland Mall in Kentwood, Michigan, also closes, just a day after the Talbots on January 24. The store was a Pillar in Woodland For almost 20 years, Lisa Taylor De Sabo Pr, which represents the shopping center, told Mlive.com.

A spokesperson for Banana Republic confirmed the closure in a press release Better life , noting that the plans complies with those stated three years ago.

"We continue to analyze our real estate strategy carefully to support the best way to follow. In October 2020, Gap Inc. shared plans to close about 350 of the Gap and Banana Republic stores across North America by the At the end of 2023, in order to have a smaller and healthier fleet of stores, "said the spokesperson. "I can confirm that the Banana Republic of Woodland Mall in Kentwood, Mi, will close and close this place is in favor of these efforts."

This fence is not isolated because Banana Republic is the subject of stores in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and Stamford, Connecticut , also January 24. Wednesday, January 18, a Location in Chicago also closed to customers. These closures are also part of the plans Presented in 2020, a spokesman said previously Better life .

Mikia Ross , Main interim marketing director for Woodland Mall, told Mlive.com that the shopping center was "sad to say goodbye to Banana Republic", but did not provide details on what could replace the retailer. However, Ross said that the shopping center is "optimistic about the future" and recognizing the opportunity to "welcome a new face" in its detail.

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Although large chains can reduce stores and stay afloat, small businesses do not have the same luxury. Unfortunately, the style where House, a clothing consignment shop in Alpena, Michigan, firm for good. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"Dear customers, it's with mixed emotions That we made the decision to close our doors in the style where House "wrote the retailer on Facebook on January 6." We would first like to thank all those who have shown support for our business over the years. Whether it's a kind word, a loved post, pass a good word on our store, each purchase made and each prayer sent our way. We all appreciate you! ""

The message also retained thanks to past and current employees and confirmed that the store will remain open until the end of January, offering discounts on goods. Store owner and manager Jessica Krueger —When bought the store from the original owner Brian Winter —Told WBKBTV that Money and general maintenance leads to closure.

"It is a lot of work while keeping employees, keeping the invoices paid, keeping new faces to come, it was part of it. We had a very slow fall and winter season this year, very different From last year, so this kind of determined when we were going to close, "she said.

The last day of the store open to the public is January 28, then opened by meeting only, WBKBTV reported.

Earlier this week, another large name chain - Abercrombie & Fitch - did a store at Kenwood Towne Center in Cincinnati . The Informed company The Department of Ohio (ODJFS) jobs and family services on January 12, writing that it "closes some of its stores following a significant slowdown in business and a reorganization on the scale of the company, " Cincinnati enquire reported.

A company spokesman for Abercrombie & Fitch confirmed that the store officially closed on January 15, but somewhat contrary to its deposit with the ODJFS, it also had good news.

"We are happy to share that we plan to open a new Abercrombie & Fitch store in Kenwood later this summer," said the spokesman Better life . "Until then, we encourage our customers to shop online on Abercrombie.com."