They’re on a tear.
The brick-and-mortar bloodbath continues for an iconic Southern California fashion retailer.
Orange County-founded Torrid has reportedly shuttered a total of 177 stores since last year — as part of an ongoing company shift to digital sales, the company said.
The plus-sized retailer announced earlier they would be closing approximately 180 stores in total.
“Digital continues to be our customers’ preferred channel, now approaching 70% of total demand. We’re accelerating our transformation to a more digitally-led business, which includes optimizing our retail footprint,” Torrid CEO Lisa Harper said in a previous earnings call.
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