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The Top 100 Apparel Specialty Stores Ranked by Industry Sales Business Leads | Market Research Curr. Prev. Type of Rank Rank Company, Headquarters' Location Business Latest Preceding Prior Page 1 1 The Marmaxx Group, FRAMINGHAM, MA Family $15,367,500,000 $14,092,200,000 $13,270,900,000 482 2 2 Nordstrom Inc., SEATTLE, WA Family $10,497,000,000 $9,420,000,000 $8,363,000,000 673 3 3 Ross Stores Inc., PLEASANTON, CA Family $8,608,291,000 $7,866,100,000 $7,184,213,000 376 4 7 Victoria's Secret Stores, REYNOLDSBURG, OH Women's $6,121,000,000 $5,520,000,000 $5,307,000,000 112 5 4 Old Navy, SAN FRANCISCO, CA Family $5,674,000,000 $5,905,000,000 $5,808,000,000 381 6 5 Gap, SAN FRANCISCO, CA Family $5,665,000,000 $5,735,000,000 $5,601,000,000 380 7 6 Foot Locker Inc., NEW YORK, NY Family $5,623,000,000 $5,049,000,000 $4,854,000,000 552 8 9 Abercrombie & Fitch Co., NEW ALBANY, OH Family $4,158,058,000 $3,468,777,000 $2,928,626,000 593 9 8 Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Corp., BURLINGTON, NJ Family $3,887,500,000 $3,669,602,000 $3,542,000,000 521 10 12 Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. (Retail), NEW YORK, NY Family $3,429,750,000 $2,716,944,000 $2,240,505,000 564 11 10 American Eagle Outfitters Inc., PITTSBURGH, PA Family $3,159,818,000 $2,967,559,000 $2,990,520,000 613 12 11 Saks Incorporated, NEW YORK, NY Family $3,013,593,000 $2,785,745,000 $2,631,532,000 567 13 17 Ascena Retail Group Inc., SUFFERN, NY Family $2,914,000,000 $2,374,571,000 $1,494,236,000 572 14 13 Forever 21 Inc., VERNON, CA Family $2,700,000,000 $2,652,000,000 $2,500,000,000 389 15 14 Winners Merchants International L.P., MISSISSAUGA, ON Family $2,680,100,000 $2,510,200,000 $2,167,900,000 696 16 21 Coach Inc., NEW YORK, NY Accessory $2,661,444,000 $2,020,276,000 $1,647,539,000 780 17 23 PVH Corp., NEW YORK, NY Family $2,542,700,000 $1,983,259,000 $993,984,000 565 18 15 Banana Republic, SAN FRANCISCO, CA Family $2,441,000,000 $2,429,000,000 $2,330,000,000 378 19 18 Urban Outfitters Inc., PHILADELPHIA, PA Family $2,350,111,000 $2,160,397,000 $1,840,924,000 612 20 16 Aeropostale Inc., NEW YORK, NY Family $2,342,300,000 $2,400,434,000 $2,230,105,000 544 21 24 Ann Inc., NEW YORK, NY Women's $2,212,493,000 $1,980,195,000 $1,828,523,000 91 22 26 Chico's FAS Inc., FORT MYERS, FL Women's $2,196,360,000 $1,904,954,000 $1,713,150,000 34 23 19 The Men's Wearhouse Inc., HOUSTON, TX Men's $2,144,430,000 $1,976,504,000 $1,890,479,000 312 24 25 Express, COLUMBUS, OH Family $2,073,355,000 $1,905,814,000 $1,522,100,000 589 25 22 Redcats USA, NEW YORK, NY Family $2,000,000,000 $2,000,000,000 $2,000,000,000 566 The Top 100 Apparel Specialty Stores Ranked by Industry Sales Business Leads | Market Research Curr. Prev. Type of Rank Rank Company, Headquarters' Location Business Latest Preceding Prior Page 26 20 Charming Shoppes Inc., BENSALEM, PA Women's $1,992,371,000 $2,061,819,000 $2,474,898,000 118 27 27 J. Crew Group Inc., NEW YORK, NY Family $1,855,000,000 $1,722,200,000 $1,539,100,000 557 28 28 The Children's Place Retail Stores Inc., SECAUCUS, NJ Children's $1,715,862,000 $1,673,999,000 $1,643,587,000 738 29 30 L.L. Bean Inc., FREEPORT, ME Family $1,554,000,000 $1,600,000,000 $1,550,000,000 475 30 32 Stage Stores Inc., HOUSTON, TX Family $1,511,900,000 $1,470,590,000 $1,431,927,000 649 31 31 Lands' End Inc., DODGEVILLE, WI Family $1,500,000,000 $1,500,000,000 $1,500,000,000 681 32 36 H&M Hennes & Mauritz LP, NEW YORK, NY Family $1,435,000,000 $1,212,000,000 $1,026,480,000 555 33 29 Retail Brand Alliance Inc., ENFIELD, CT Family $1,375,000,000 $1,368,000,000 $1,300,000,000 400 34 37 Gucci America Inc., NEW YORK, NY Family $1,197,000,000 $1,194,200,000 $1,191,400,000 555 35 40 The Gymboree Corp., SAN FRANCISCO, CA Children's $1,164,522,000 $1,047,913,000 $981,496,000 715 36 38 Stein Mart Inc., JACKSONVILLE, FL Family $1,160,367,000 $1,181,510,000 $1,219,109,000 415 37 35 The Talbots Inc., HINGHAM, MA Family $1,141,250,000 $1,213,060,000 $1,235,632,000 483 38 39 Guess? Inc., LOS ANGELES, CA Family $1,117,643,000 $1,069,893,000 $983,903,000 369 39 46 The Buckle Inc., KEARNEY, NE Family $1,062,946,000 $949,838,000 $898,287,000 514 40 43 Eddie Bauer Inc., BELLEVUE, WA Family $1,050,000,000 $1,000,000,000 $900,000,000 668 41 41 Reitmans (Canada) Ltd., MONTREAL, QC Women's $1,019,397,000 $1,070,277,000 $1,056,527,000 153 42 44 Mark's Work Wearhouse Ltd., CALGARY, AB Family $1,003,100,000 $995,300,000 $960,000,000 688 43 49 Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc., HAMPSTEAD, MD Men's $979,852,000 $858,128,000 $770,316,000 225 44 42 New York & Company Inc., NEW YORK, NY Women's $956,456,000 $1,021,699,000 $1,006,675,000 100 45 33 Claire's Stores Inc., PEMBROKE PINES, FL Accessory $942,417,000 $912,894,000 $859,129,000 767 46 48 The Cato Corporation, CHARLOTTE, NC Women's $920,622,000 $913,922,000 $872,132,000 107 47 50 Charlotte Russe Holding Inc., SAN FRANCISCO, CA Women's $850,000,000 $845,000,000 $840,000,000 20 48 47 Pacific Sunwear of California Inc., ANAHEIM, CA Family $834,000,000 $837,000,000 $902,000,000 357 49 51 Carter's Inc., ATLANTA, GA Children's $804,658,000 $747,148,000 $670,507,000 723 50 52 Barneys New York Inc., NEW YORK, NY Family $775,000,000 $775,000,000 $778,000,000 546 The Top 100 Apparel Specialty Stores Ranked by Industry Sales Business Leads | Market Research Curr. Prev. Type of Rank Rank Company, Headquarters' Location Business Latest Preceding Prior Page 51 45 Coldwater Creek Inc., SANDPOINT, ID Women's $773,021,000 $981,101,000 $1,038,581,000 46 52 61 Rue 21, WARRENDALE, PA Family $760,302,000 $634,728,000 $525,600,000 618 53 34 Fifth & Pacific Cos., NEW YORK, NY* Family $759,361,000 $1,325,038,000 $813,202,000 552 54 57 Lids Sports Group, INDIANAPOLIS, IN Accessory $756,356,000 $603,345,000 $465,776,000 772 55 53 Rainbow Apparel Co. Inc., BROOKLYN, NY Family $750,000,000 $731,646,000 $724,330,000 537 56 54 Hot Topic Inc., CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA Accessory $697,934,000 $708,244,000 $736,710,000 762 57 56 Citi Trends Inc., SAVANNAH, GA Women's $640,824,000 $622,528,000 $551,869,000 44 58 55 The Jones Group, NEW YORK, NY Family $634,780,000 $697,139,000 $655,940,000 558 59 59 The Wet Seal Inc., FOOTHILL RANCH, CA Women's $620,097,000 $581,194,000 $560,918,000 13 60 58 Giorgio Armani USA, NEW YORK, NY Family $595,000,000 $592,500,000 $590,000,000 554 61 65 Zumiez Inc., EVERETT, WA Family $555,874,000 $478,849,000 $407,603,000 670 62 62 Destination Maternity Corporation, PHILADELPHIA, PA Women's $545,394,000 $531,192,000 $531,251,000 120 63 60 Bergdorf Goodman, NEW YORK, NY Family $544,313,000 $491,142,000 $451,769,000 547 64 73 Tommy Hilfiger LLC (Retail), NEW YORK, NY Family $507,500,000 $425,600,000 $420,000,000 569 65 63 Bebe Stores Inc., BRISBANE, CA Women's $493,274,000 $479,911,000 $551,592,000 11 66 64 Artemiss LLC, NEW YORK, NY** Women's $480,000,000 $480,000,000 $480,000,000 92 67 67 VF Outlet, READING, PA Family $460,000,000 $450,000,000 $444,000,000 616 68 66 Holt Renfrew, TORONTO, ON Family $450,000,000 $450,000,000 $375,000,000 699 69 71 Gordmans Inc., OMAHA, NE Family $440,000,000 $435,000,000 $430,000,000 515 70 68 Christopher & Banks Corporation, PLYMOUTH, MN Women's $412,796,000 $448,130,000 $455,402,000 68 71 74 The J. Jill Group Inc., QUINCY, MA Women's $410,000,000 $408,000,000 $375,000,000 63 72 72 Loehmann's Inc., BRONX, NY Family $400,000,000 $422,000,000 $427,770,000 535 73 78 BCBG Max Azria Group North America, VERNON, CA Family $400,000,000 $385,000,000 $375,000,000 388 74 75 Casual Male Retail Group Inc., CANTON, MA Men's $397,700,000 $393,600,000 $395,200,000 227 75 76 Hanesbrands Inc., WINSTON SALEM, NC Family $389,404,000 $389,128,000 $382,389,000 584 * Fifth & Pacific Cos.
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