The crews appearing in the glossy pages of J. Crew catalogs are far from Motley. The retailer is known for its preppy fashions, including jeans, khakis, and other basic (but pricey) items sold to young professionals through its catalogs, websites, and some 465 retail and factory stores in the US, Canada, and now London under the J. Crew, Crewcuts (for kids), and Madewell banners. Madewell is a women's only collection of hip, casual clothes. CEO Millard Mickey Drexler, recruited from The Gap to revive J. Crew's ailing fortunes, has led a renaissance at the firm, capped by a public offering in 2006. J. Crew was taken private in 2011 by TPG Capital and Leonard Green & Partners.
New York-based J. Crew has stores in 44 states and the District of Columbia. The US market accounts for essentially all of the retailer's sales. Beyond the US, it operates a dozen stores in three Canadian provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, and three in London. J. Crew launched its e-commerce site to over 100 countries in 2012 and is looking overseas for brick-and-mortar locations.
New York-based J. Crew has stores in 44 states and the District of Columbia. The US market accounts for essentially all of the retailer's sales. Beyond the US, it operates a dozen stores in three Canadian provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, and three in London. J. Crew launched its e-commerce site to over 100 countries in 2012 and is looking overseas for brick-and-mortar locations.
MALL STORE LOCATIONS:
- Westfield Annapolis
- Westfield Valley Fair
- Westfield Montgomery
- Westfield Topanga
- Westfield Century City
- Westfield Southcenter
- Westfield Trumbull
- Westfield Fashion Square
- Waterside Shops
- Twelve Oaks Mall
- The Mall at Short Hills
- The Grove at Farmers Market
- Stamford Town Center
- Northlake Mall Charlotte
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