Retail giant Forever 21, known for its trendy and affordable clothing, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second ...

Forever 21 files for bankruptcy, second time in 6 years for fast-fashion retailer Forever 21's U.S. locations and website will stay open and online as the company's operations wind down.

Forever 21 entered bankruptcy with $1.58 billion in debt, after losing more than $400 million over the last three years. It lost $150 million in 2024 alone, and was projected to lose approximately ...

F21 OpCo, the U.S.-based operator of Forever 21, has filed for bankruptcy, marking the clothing brand’s second financial ...

FOREVER 21 FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION A sign advertising a store-wide sale is displayed in a window at a Forever 21 store that is prepared to close on Feb. 20, 2025 in San Francisco.

Forever 21’s U.S. operating company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy over the weekend and will seek to sell all or some of its assets, according to court documents. The filing marks the company ...

Forever 21’s US retail operator has filed for bankruptcy after being hit by rising inflation and intense competition in the fast-fashion sector, the second time the brand has entered Chapter 11.

Forever 21 files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, may close up to 178 US stores. ... In bankruptcy, Forever 21 said it would continue to honor gift cards, returns and exchanges.

Company enters bankruptcy with $1.58 bln in debt US stores, website to remain open Plans liquidation sales at roughly 350 US stores Forever 21 had earlier filed for bankruptcy in 2019 March 17 ...

Forever 21’s operator in the United States filed for bankruptcy on Sunday, as the apparel company, which helped popularize fast fashion in the United States, struggles to compete with online ...

Forever 21’s US retail operator has filed for bankruptcy after being hit by rising inflation and intense competition in the fast-fashion sector, the second time the brand has entered Chapter 11.

Forever 21 was once the premier shopping destination for teens who wanted cheap and fashionable clothing. Now, it is filing for bankruptcy, again. WSJ breaks down how fast fashion—its own market ...