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Scrubs & Beyond Closing All 115+ Stores in Digital-Only Shift
National specialty clothing chain Scrubs & Beyond is closing all of its retail stores and moving to a digital-only model. The workplace clothing maker, which primarily sells scrubs for hospitals and other medical facilities, operates more than 115 stores across 30 states, and many locations have already begun going-out-of-business sales, though no timetable for the shutdowns has been shared. The company has not given a reason for the closure, and a message on its website simply reads, "All Retail Stores Closing — Shop the Sale." The shift comes as e-commerce sales accounted for 17.1 percent of total U.S. retail sales in the second quarter of 2026, according to United States Census Bureau data, and as a Morgan Stanley Research AlphaWise survey found 77 percent of U.S. consumers cite convenience as a key purchasing factor. Other clothing retailers including Torrid and Destination XL have opted to trim store counts, but Scrubs & Beyond has chosen to shut its entire chain.
Scrubs & Beyond · Demand · Negative Scrubs & Beyond is closing all 115+ stores and shifting to digital-only, cutting its physical retail footprint.
CURV · Competition · Neutral Mentioned only as another clothing retailer that trimmed store counts, not a subject of the story.
DXLG · Competition · Neutral Named only as a peer retailer that trimmed store counts, no company-specific development.