Is VF Outlet in Reading closing?

The VF Outlet store in West Reading is going out of business, the Reading Eagle reported Tuesday, marking the end of an era in retailing. The 50-year-old store will go dark as the result of a “strategic evaluation,” according to its owner, North Carolina-based Kontoor Brands.

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Is VF Corp the same as Vanity Fair?

2007. VF divests its namesake brand, Vanity Fair, when it sells the intimate apparel business. VF ACQUIRES: the 7 For All Mankind® brand.

Is Vanity Fair in Reading still open?

We are saddened to hear the news of the December 24 closing of this Vanity Fair location. Thinking back to how revolutionary that 1970 experiment was and how it impacted retail for 2 generations, we will miss even this location thinking back to the glory days and fun we had coming here starting the late 1970’s.

Is there a Vanity Fair outlet in Reading PA?

VF Outlet. Although Vanity Fair outlets are available at more than one location, this brand is unique because it has its own VF Outlet Center. Located at 801 Hill Ave & Park Rd in Reading, PA, this center includes over 45 stores and at least one restaurant.

Is the VF Outlet store in West Reading closing?

After decades of providing outlet prices on brand-name clothing, the VF Outlet store in West Reading is closing. Clerks at the VF store were telling shoppers that all sales are final, as the store is closing Dec. 24. Below: VF Outlet Store, West Reading, PA. VF is closing sixty other stores nationwide.

Is Vanity Fair a good brand?

Although many people are familiar with the brand name Vanity Fair, few probably realize just how long it has actually been in business. This is also one of the original staple brands found at the earliest of outlet malls. In an era before outlet mall shopping was ultra popular, Vanity Fair took the chance.

What is the history of Vanity Fair?

Vanity Fair’s roots began with The Reading Glove and Mitten Manufacturing Co. in 1899, which later evolved into Vanity Fair. VF acquired H.D. Lee Co. in 1969 and Blue Bell, which included Wrangler and Red Kap holdings in Tupelo, in 1986.