The bankruptcy of its parent company means the closure of more than 600 favorite Justice locations among teenagers.
New Jersey-based Ascena, which operates Justice, Lane Bryant, Catherine’s Ann Taylor, Loft and other stores, filed for bankruptcy Thursday. The bankruptcy means the closure of around 1,600 of the company’s 2,800 stores, including what it described as a “significant” number of locations for Justice and all of Catherine’s stores.
Justice currently has around 820 locations, but will now be primarily moving to an online retailer. Store closing sales are already underway and will continue for the next 30-60 days. Discounts are now offered online.
USA Today has a list of all Justice locations scheduled for closure. Alabama stores on the list include:
- Birmingham: 5030 Pinnacle Square, Suite 112
- Dothan: 900 Commons Drive Space 907
- Florence: 301 Cox Creek Parkway, Suite 1034
- Foley: 2601 S. McKenzie St., Suite # 402
- Gadsden: 1001 Rainbow Drive
- Huntsville: 2801 Memorial Parkway SW, space 239
- Huntsville: 355 The Bridge Street NW
- Leeds: 6200 Grand River Blvd. East
- Mobile: 3233 Bel Air Mall
- Spanish Fort: 30500 State Highway 181
- Tuscaloosa: 1800 McFarland Blvd.
You can go here to see a complete list of closing locations.
