Here’s an alphabetical list of the growing list of major-brand retail outlets that have announced temporary closures due to the coronavirus:
- Abercrombie & Fitch – Casual wear retailer closed all US stores through March 28.
- Anthropologie – US clothing retailer closed all stores through March 28.
- Apple – Smart phone and computer-tech company closed all retail outlets through March 27.
- Disney – All resorts, theme parks, and retail outlets will be closed as of March 17.
- Fossil – The fashion-design retailer has closed all North American stores through March 28.
- Gap – Over 100 locations closed, some locations remain open with reduced hours.
- Land’s End – Wisconsin clothier closed its 65 locations through March 29.
- Levi’s – All locations in US and Canada closed through March 27.
- Lululemon – Athletic apparel retailer closed its retail stored through March 27.
- Lush – Cosmetics manufacturer and retailer closed its 256 North American outlets through March 29.
- New Balance – Custom footwear merchant announces all stores closed through March 27.
- Nike – Athletic footwear company closed all 384 stores through March 27.
- Patagonia – Outdoor clothing company closed until further notice.
- Peloton – Exercise bike and fitness company closed all locations through March 29.
- REI – Outdoor recreational equipment. All 162 of its U.S. stores closed through March 27.
- Sephora – French cosmetics retailer. Some stores closed.
- Starbucks –High-traffic locations and stores in outbreak areas are closed; all in-store and patio seating is closed for at least two weeks. The app is recommended for pick-up and delivery.
- T-Mobile US – Telecommunications and mobile communications company has temporarily shut down all of its mall stores.
- Under Armour – Global clothing empire has shut down all 188 store in North America through at least March 28.
- Urban Outfitters – The lifestyle retail corporation announced it has closed all stores through March 28.
- VF Corp. – All company-owned retail outlets in North American have been closed through April 5.
Sources include Yahoo Finance, Business Insider, and TechCrunch