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Jos. A. Bank Debuts New Store Design
Menswear chain’s updated look unveiled near Atlanta.
The new-look Jos. A. Bank store in Peachtree City, Ga. Photo: Courtesy of Jos. A. Bank/Tailored Brands
Jos. A. Bank (Dublin, Calif.), has taken the wraps off its latest store design, in Peachtree City, Ga. The new look introduces a fresh expression of the brand—from the design and merchandising to how customers browse, shop and engage with expert service,’ the menswear retailer said in a news release.
Located about 30 miles south of downtown Atlanta in the Kedron Village Shopping Center, the new 4960-square-foot store features clearer sightlines, defined product areas and styled displays make it easier for customers to browse, find what they need and see how pieces work together, the retailer said. In keeping with that approach, the store includes dedicated Experience Center for consultations, fittings and personalized service.
“This store represents an exciting evolution for Jos. A. Bank,” said Karla Gray, COO of Tailored Brands, the chain’s parent company. “We’ve taken what customers have always valued about the brand—quality, craftsmanship and personal service—and brought those strengths forward in a fresh, modern way. The result feels distinctly Jos. A. Bank, while reflecting where the brand is going.”
Jos. A. Bank currently has 180-plus stores; the retailer did not disclose any specifics for rolling out the new design past the opening of the Peachtree City store. In addition to the Bank nameplate, Tailored Brands also operates Men’s Wearhouse, Moores and K&G Fashion Superstore.
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