Retailers That Filed for Bankruptcy in 2019

Gymboree, January 

A Gymboree store in Honolulu. The kids’ clothing chain had previously filed for bankruptcy in 2017. 
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Shopko, January 

Shopko’s Hometown smaller format stores opened in more rural markets. 
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Charlotte Russe, February 

A Charlotte Russe storefront. 
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Payless ShoeSource, February

Payless ShoeSource had previously filed for Chapter 11 in 2017. 
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Diesel USA, March 

Diesel USA filed for bankruptcy in March. 
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Arcadia Group, May 

Topshop inside Nordstrom 57th Street. Topshop parent company Arcadia Group closed Topshop stores in the U.S. this year. 
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Charming Charlie, July 

Charming Charlie 
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Barneys New York, August

The exterior of Barneys New York. 
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Sugarfina, September 

Sugarfina founder and chief executive officer Rosie O’Neill speaks at the 2018 WWD Beauty Summit. 
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Forever 21, September

Forever 21 in Times Square. 
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Destination Maternity, October  

A Destination Maternity storefront. 
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High Ridge Brands, December

High Ridge Brands owns consumer brands including Alberto Vo5 hair products and Zest soaps. 
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