Related: Huge retail chain suddenly closing 100s of stores, no bankruptcy Over the last few years, Torrid has struggled with continuous sales declines, especially at mall locations, which comprise ...

Torrid, a plus-size clothing store, plans to close 180 underperforming stores this year. The closures, in part, are a result of more customers shopping online. About 70% of Torrid's customers make ...

Plus-size clothing chain Torrid is expected to close up to 180 underperforming stores this year − nearly 30% of the retailer's brick-and-mortar footprint, the company announced in its first ...

Torrid Holdings Inc., the plus-size fashion retailer known for catering to women sizes 10 through 30, is closing multiple retail locations across the United States.

Plus-size clothing chain Torrid is set to close up to 180 "underperforming" stores this year, making it the latest retailer to shrink its brick-and-mortar footprint. Impending closures are a part ...

Here's what we know about the closures and what it could mean for shoppers. What Torrid locations are closing? As of June 10, Torrid has not shared which locations would be closing.

Colson Montgomery, the No. 5 White Sox prospect, according to MLB Pipeline, continued his torrid weekend for Triple-A ...

Torrid — an apparel, intimates and accessories brand that caters to women's sizes 10 to 30 — announced it will be closing nearly 200 of its stores.

Torrid plans to close up to 180 stores in 2025 as digital sales reach 70%. The plus-size retailer plans to reinvest in customer acquisition while focusing on its sub-brands Lovesick and Studio Luxe.

Lisa Harper, CEO of California-based Torrid, announced last week during an earnings call with investors that up to 180 “underperforming” stores are expected to close this year.

Torrid, a plus-size clothing store, plans to close 180 underperforming stores this year. The closures, in part, are a result of more customers shopping online. About 70% of Torrid's customers make ...

Plus-size clothing chain Torrid is expected to close up to 180 underperforming stores this year − nearly 30% of the retailer's brick-and-mortar footprint, the company announced in its first ...