Economy & Economic Development  March 11, 2020

Loft clothing store at Twenty Ninth Street in Boulder to close 

The Loft is closing its store at Twenty Ninth Street in Boulder. Lucas High/BizWest
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BOULDER — The Loft women’s clothing store at the Twenty Ninth Street shopping area in Boulder will close in April, according to a sign in the front window of the shop.

The store’s parent company Ascena Retail Group Inc. (Nasdaq:ASNA), which operates retail brands such as Dressbarn, Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant, has been steadily shuttering store locations over the past year. In February, the firm completed the closure of every Dressbarn location, more than 650 stores.

An employee at the Loft store in Loveland at the Promenade Shops at Centerra told BizWest Wednesday that the…

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