Mattress Firm, one of the largest mattress retailers in the United States, has announced their plans to close 200 stores as their sales continue to decline. This news comes after the company previously filed for bankruptcy and closed over 700 stores in 2019. The company's parent company, Steinhoff International, has been struggling financially and has made the decision to close underperforming stores in an effort to restructure their business. Despite these efforts, Mattress Firm's sales have continued to decline, leading to more store closures.Mattress Firm to close 200 stores as Mattress Firm's sales continue to decline
In October 2018, Mattress Firm filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in an attempt to restructure their business and eliminate debt. As part of their restructuring plan, the company announced their plans to close up to 700 stores in the coming months. This move was a result of the company's declining sales and increased competition from online mattress retailers, such as Casper and Leesa. The rise of these direct-to-consumer brands has had a major impact on traditional brick-and-mortar retailers like Mattress Firm.Mattress Firm files for bankruptcy, plans to close up to 700 stores
In addition to Mattress Firm's own store closures, their parent company Steinhoff International has announced their plans to close 200 stores in 2019. This decision was made as part of their global restructuring efforts to improve their financial standing. Steinhoff International has also faced major financial troubles in recent years, with an accounting scandal and a major decrease in their stock value. The closure of Mattress Firm stores is just one part of their efforts to turn the company around.Mattress Firm's parent company to close 200 stores in 2019
As part of their plan to close 200 stores, Mattress Firm has announced the closure of 20 stores in the Houston area. This is a significant number of closures for the city and has left many consumers wondering where they will now purchase their mattresses. The closures will also result in job losses for employees of these stores, further impacting the local economy. However, the company has stated that they will try to relocate employees to other stores where possible.Mattress Firm to close 20 stores in the Houston area
The Dallas-Fort Worth area will also see the closure of 20 Mattress Firm stores as part of the company's restructuring efforts. This news has left many customers in the area concerned about where they will now purchase their mattresses. While the closures may seem sudden, Mattress Firm has been struggling in the Dallas-Fort Worth market for some time now. In 2017, they closed several stores in the area due to poor sales.Mattress Firm to close 20 stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
Chicago will also see a number of Mattress Firm store closures as part of the company's restructuring. This news has been met with disappointment from customers who have been loyal to the brand for years. The closures in Chicago are yet another sign that traditional mattress retailers are struggling to compete with the rise of online mattress companies. Customers are now turning to the convenience and competitive pricing of purchasing mattresses online.Mattress Firm to close 20 stores in the Chicago area
The Atlanta area will also see 20 Mattress Firm stores close their doors. This news has left many customers in the area wondering where they will now go to purchase their mattresses. As with other cities, the closures in Atlanta are a result of the company's declining sales and increased competition from online retailers. This trend has had a major impact on the traditional mattress retail industry.Mattress Firm to close 20 stores in the Atlanta area
In the Los Angeles area, 20 Mattress Firm stores will be closing as part of the company's restructuring plan. This news has sparked concern among customers who have relied on the brand for their mattress needs. The closures in Los Angeles are a reflection of the larger trend of traditional brick-and-mortar retailers struggling to compete with online mattress companies. Customers are now turning to the convenience and competitive pricing of purchasing mattresses online.Mattress Firm to close 20 stores in the Los Angeles area
New York City will also see the closure of 20 Mattress Firm stores as part of the company's restructuring efforts. This news has left many customers in the area wondering where they will now purchase their mattresses. The closures in New York City are a clear indication of the impact that online mattress retailers have had on the traditional retail industry. Companies like Casper and Leesa have disrupted the market and forced traditional retailers to adapt or face closures.Mattress Firm to close 20 stores in the New York City area
In the San Francisco area, 20 Mattress Firm stores will be closing their doors. This news has left many customers in the area concerned about where they will now purchase their mattresses. The closures in San Francisco are yet another example of the struggles that traditional mattress retailers are facing in the current market. With online retailers offering convenience and competitive pricing, it has become increasingly difficult for brick-and-mortar stores to stay afloat.Mattress Firm to close 20 stores in the San Francisco area