Plus-size retailer Torrid — which has 16 stores in New Jersey — announced plans to close 180 brick-and-mortar locations ...

Torrid is the first plus-size brand to leverage thredUP’s Resale-as-a-Service Ⓡ (RaaS Ⓡ) for its Clean Out program. thredUP’s RaaS enables brands to plug into its proprietary operating ...

One Torrid shopper says she is "devastated" to learn about the closures, saying the plus-size community is "being relegated to online-only options." Torrid to close 180 stores. See reactions from ...

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.

Torrid is not the only plus-size clothing chain that has shuttered locations. In 2020, Lane Bryant, an Ohio-based plus-size retailer, closed 157 physical locations and in 2019, ...

Torrid will be closing 180 of its retail stores in 2025. The closures come amid the plus-size fashion retailer reporting a decrease in net sales and gross profit margins.

Torrid has entered the Resale-as-a-Service (RaaS) business to serve its size 10-to-30 customers, becoming resale platform ThredUP’s first plus-size brand. The ThredUP RaaS platform allows brands to ...

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Plus-size apparel retailer Torrid opened its store at Freehold Raceway Mall on Thursday, its first location in Monmouth County. Torrid is on the mall’s second level between ...

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 ...