They are drowning in inventory and looking for any means to offload it. Stuff that used to move quickly is just sitting there. I watch their sales closely these days and barely anything moves. I don't entirely blame their business model and lack of customer service the past few years, but also aspects of the economy, too -- people just aren't flush with excess funds. They should have just remained mostly online and grown some stores minimally, and the pairing with Nordies killed them, imho. They're still opening stores and outlets, which is mind-boggling; paying overhead for small spaces in cities where they already have a strong presence, like in the same city as their main warehouse. 
