01The Story
Harold's Clothing Store Summary
Harold's Stores, Inc. was a Dallas based chain of traditional, high-end classic styled ladies and men's specialty apparel stores. The chain operated 43 stores in 19 mid-western and southeastern states in the United States. Prior to its bankruptcy filing, the company employed 624 people. The company was granted bankruptcy liquidation on November 10, 2008 and began liquidating its stores immediately. This page is the Harold's stop in the Apparel Search fashion news directory.
Alongside that record, the page links two live news searches, both set to Harolds Clothing Store fashion, and one Apparel Search record: the Harolds Clothing Financial page, filed with the retail stocks. The searches keep the store name in its filed form, without the apostrophe, exactly as the headline collections are worded.
A Dallas chain of 43 classic-style stores: the Harold’s record, kept with its news searches.
02Live Coverage
Current Harold's Clothing Store News
Both searches use the same wording — Harolds Clothing Store fashion — under store-news and fashion-news labels, and both collect headlines about the company as they are published.
- Harold's Clothing Store NewsCurrent Harold’s headlines collected by Bing News, searched as Harolds Clothing Store fashion.
- Harold's Clothing Store Fashion NewsCurrent Harold’s headlines collected by Google News, searched as Harolds Clothing Store fashion.
03On Apparel Search
Harold's Clothing Store on Apparel Search
One Apparel Search page carries the company’s financial record, filed with the retail stocks alongside the other listed store companies.
- Harolds Clothing FinancialFinancial information for Harold’s Stores, filed with the retail stocks on Apparel Search.
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05About the Company
About Harold's Clothing Store
The record above is complete in itself, and it is stated here in the past tense because it describes a chain that no longer trades: a Dallas based group of traditional, high-end classic styled ladies and men’s specialty apparel stores, 43 stores across 19 mid-western and southeastern states, and 624 employees before the bankruptcy filing that ended in liquidation in November 2008.
A closed chain still belongs in a company news directory. Its financials page remains the listed-company record in the retail stocks file, and the searches above remain the route to whatever coverage the name still draws — retrospective, legal and local stories included. Keeping the page lets a reader who meets the Harold’s name in an older story find its full record in one stop.
The category files below place the company in its wider reading context: the women’s and men’s fashion news directories for the two sides of its specialty range, the children’s file, the clothing store news file for its retail peers, and the Apparel Search article list beyond them. From here a reader can move from the Harold’s record to its financial page and out to the wider news files.