Claire's, a mall staple for pre-teens thanks to its inexpensive jewelry and accessories, filed for bankruptcy for a second time earlier this summer. Now its more than 1,300 United States locations are ...

Claire's said it is struggling to compete as it faces competition from Shein and Temu, along with high rent costs.

Without a buyer, the mall jewelry chain will be forced to close its locations nationwide. What does it mean for Kentucky ...

Claire's is among several notable major retailers to have filed for bankruptcy within the last decade including Party City, Z ...

Claire’s, once a fixture of American shopping malls, filed for its second bankruptcy in seven years in August 2025. The tween ...

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Claire’s - known for piercing millions of teens’ ears - has filed for bankruptcy for the second time since 2018.

The Illinois-based company is $690 million in debt due to increased competition, high rent costs and new tariffs.

More than a dozen Claire’s stores, as well as a few Icing stores, appear to be the first set to close after the mall-based retailer filed for bankruptcy last week.

According to the company’s court filings, a total of 18 Claire’s and Icing locations will close, with clearance sales ...

Ongoing concerns of tariffs and mounting debts have once again pushed the company to pursue Chapter 11 protections.

The retailer says 18 stores are set to close and more could be shuttered in the coming months as it navigates the bankruptcy ...