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crockett · 03-06-2019, 09:37 AM

While they aren't a huge name it's still a another decent size brand going bankrupt.

What gets me, is why do all these clothing companies need their own stores? I mean with tools for example you dont have black & decker stores or craftsmen shops.. They sell in other retailer outlets.

It simply makes no sense to me why all these clothing companies need to run brick and mortar stores. Which is the reason they all go bankrupt due to all that overhead.

I understand brands like gap or old navy or victoria secrects having B&M stores because they cater to a full range of clothes or in VS's case its niche..

However why the fuck does a jeans company need a store of it's own?

03-06-2019, 09:37 AM
crockett in a van by the river Industry Role: Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 76,806	Diesel clothing files for bankruptcy protection While they aren't a huge name it's still a another decent size brand going bankrupt. What gets me, is why do all these clothing companies need their own stores? I mean with tools for example you dont have black & decker stores or craftsmen shops.. They sell in other retailer outlets. It simply makes no sense to me why all these clothing companies need to run brick and mortar stores. Which is the reason they all go bankrupt due to all that overhead. I understand brands like gap or old navy or victoria secrects having B&M stores because they cater to a full range of clothes or in VS's case its niche.. However why the fuck does a jeans company need a store of it's own?