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It seems that clothing stores are already rare, because retailers are actively Withdraw from shopping centers And minimize their brick and mortar footprints. Children's place I just announced its closure of around 100 locations in 2023, While talbots , Abercrombie & Fitch, and Eddie Bauer, have already closed individual stores this year. Now, J.Crew and T.J. Maxx joins the pack and the closing stores. Read the rest to find out which locations are on the cutting block.

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The T.J. Maxx in Clinton, Connecticut , farm for good this fall, president of the municipal council of Clinton Chris Aniskovich said CT Insider . The officials confirmed the news after talking to the store employees, said Aniskovich, but the council did not receive an official correspondence from T.J. Maxx. The store will close in October this year, added the president. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

But this is not all bad news, city officials also say that the retailer plans to move to Guilford nearby, who is a driver of about 10 minutes West. According CT Insider , T.J. Maxx has an eye on an old Walmart site in town - and the retailer requested a panel license with the Guilford Planning & Zoning Commission on March 3.

For his part, T.J. Maxx was quick to officially confirm the news.

"T.J. Maxx has not announced any change of stores in Clinton for the moment" " Sabrina Stewart , specialist in public relations for TJX / T.J. Maxx, says CT Insider . Asked about the move to Guilford, Stewart said that the retailer generally does not comment on the store openings "up to a planned opening date".

Better life Finished at T.J. Maxx to comment, but has not yet heard.

The J.Crew store in the Arden Fair shopping center in Sacramento, California , is in the course of ax, the Sacramento Business Journal reported. Nathan Spradlin , the Marketing Director of Arden Fair, confirmed that the clothing store cancels its location of 5,600 square feet on the first floor, but did not provide an official closure date.

"Due to the need for a neighboring retailer to develop in a part of the J. Crew space, J. Crew has chosen to leave," said Spradlin Sacramento Business Journal . "They did well in Arden Fair and are a brand that we would like to see as part of our mixture of retailers in the future."

No additional details have been provided on which the retailer develops, but the point of sale noted that J.Crew is currently located between a Lululemon store and "an unselated space".

In January, J.crew closed another location in Portland, Oregon . A spokesperson for J.Crew said that this decision had been taken after "the assessment of our commercial imprint and stores", and the retailer identified closing stores "to better support our wider omnichannel strategy". Better life contacted J.Crew to comment on the closure of Sacramento and will update the story when he heard.

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Although it is sad to say goodbye to certain J.Crew locations, the retailer also extends its J.Crew Factory imprint.

Earlier this year, the retailer announced his intention to open new J.Crew Factory stores - the retailer's exit brand - in the Bay Terrace Shopping Center Queens, New York , the Denton Crossing shopping center in Denton, Texas , the Portofino shopping center in Shenandoah, Texas , and the Danada Square East shopping center in Wheaton, Illinois .

A standard J.crew Factory store also marks the brand's return to Trenholm Plaza in Columbia, South Carolina . J.crew closed his store at the shopping center in January 2021, The state reported.

In addition to J.Crew and T.J. Maxx Closures, Gap Inc. - which has the Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic and Athlean brands - confirmed that it will also be its stores this year. During a March 9 profit call ,, Katrina O'Connell , the financial director of Gap Inc., said that the company will close 50 to 55 Gap and Banana Republic stores in 2023.

O'Connell said the closure plans complies with those announced in October 2020 . At the time, Gap Inc. said it would close around 350 Gap and Banana Republic stores over the next three years.

"We stay on the right track to reach our goal of closing 350 Banana and Banana Republic stores in North America by the end of 2023," said O'Connell, adding that the company has ended the Exercise 2022 "having reached nearly 90 percentage of this lens."