12 Retailers That Closed or Downsized in South Jersey in 2019

The home decor store announced the closing of more than 50 stores, according to USA Today, including Mays Landing. It will soon be replaced by Skechers.

Swallowed up by competitors Walmart and Target, South Jersey lost Kmart stores in Pleasantville, Deptford, Blackwood, and Somers Point, just to cite a few.

The costume jewelry retailer went bankrupt and closed up shop in more than 250 locations, including the Deptford Mall. It now sells goods exclusively online.

The longtime pharmacy giant was bought up and converted to Walgreens.

The custom-engraved trinkets store also went bankrupt, and has disappeared from malls, including Hamilton Mall in Mays Landing.

Hamilton Mall in Mays Landing was just the latest to lose its JCP. The department store has been liquidated, closed, and turned into a Shopper's World.

Guess those 20 percent off coupons took their toll. Locations that are under performing in sales, like Washington Twp., are folding.

The fast fashion chain called it quits on about 400 stores, including in Cherry Hill and Mays Landing.

Citing Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Destination Maternity stores, like the one in Moorestown, could be in danger.

All locations of the women's clothing chain, including Hamilton Commons in Mays Landing, will be out of business by the end of the year.

The low-cost fashion chain loved by teens and social media influencers is closing more than 175 locations. On that unfortunate list: Deptford, Mays Landing, and Cherry Hill.

No more BoGo's for us. The discount footwear chain is pretty much dead and gone.