Store Locations Closing – Bath & Body Works, Victoria’s Secret, Gap & More!
Store Locations Closing!
Store Locations Closing – Bath & Body Works & More!
Many store chains have announced they will be closing some of their stores this year and some of them may surprise you as they did us! No set date or specific store locations have been announced, only the number of stores planning to be closed. We will keep you updated as we learn more.
AC Moore – is shutting down all 145 of its stores in 2020. Some of them are set to become Michael’s stores.
Ascena retail group – ( LOFT, Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant, Justice & more) have filed chapter 11 bankruptcy – we’ll keep you posted on any store closings).
Bath & Body Works – 50 stores will be closing year according to it’s parent company L Brands.
Bed, Bath & Beyond – plans to close 44 store this year.
Bose – the company plans to close 76 stores worldwide including ALL location in the US.
Brooks Brothers – is filing bankruptcy, no word on store closings yet.
Forever 21– is expected to close 350 stores globally, including up to 178 locations in the US. after filing for bankruptcy. More are expected to happen this year.
GameStop – the company said it expects store closures to be about 320 globally.
Gap – the company closed 130 stores last fiscal quarter and plans to have 100 more closed by the end of this year.
Macy’s – plans to close 125 stores over the next three years and cut thousands of corporate jobs as part of a cost-savings plan.
Modell’s – filed for bankruptcy in March and plans to shut down ALL 153 stores this year.
Nordstrom– plans to close 16 full-line department stores in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, New Jersey, Maryland, Oregon, Virginia, Texas, and Puerto Rico.
Olympia Sports – has announced it plans to close 76 stores this year.
Pier 1 – plans to close about 450 stores
Victoria’s Secret – plans to close 251 stores in the US and Canada in 2020. Most of the closures (238) will be in the US.
Walgreens – By the end of this year Walgreens expects to have 200 stores closed around the US.
Thanks Business Insider for all the info!
