Justice Commences Total Inventory Blowout Sales In 85 Locations And Online

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SB360 Capital Partners, one of the country’s leading asset disposition specialists, announced the start of “Total Inventory Blowout” sales in 85 Justice stores as well as the e-commerce site at www.shopjustice.com. SB360 will be the exclusive consultant to assist Justice as they conduct these sales.

Justice is a destination store for tween girls, offering a large selection of tween fashion merchandise and accessories at affordable prices. The Total Inventory Blowout sales in the 85 Justice stores and the ecommerce site will feature great deals on all products. Throughout the chain, customers can take advantage of discounts up to 50% off the original price on a full selection of merchandise in a wide range of styles and sizes.

Aaron Miller, Executive Vice President of SB360, said, “We’ve been working with Justice for a few months now, and we’ve seen a strong turnout during our previous sale events. This sale event is unique in that the stores and the ecommerce site are well stocked with new arrivals for the holiday season. With discounts up to 50% off, we anticipate inventory will move quickly.”

The Company continues to prioritize the safety of its associates, customers, and community by closely monitoring all state and local guidelines. Safe shopping practices have been implemented across all stores and will continue to be modified and updated based on local conditions and directives.

The following 85 Justice stores are included in this event:

About SB360 Capital Partners LLC – SB360 Capital Partners (www.sb360.com), a Schottenstein Affiliate, helps businesses manage change, restructure assets, and turn around dwindling profitability. SB360 makes equity investments to infuse capital for growth opportunities, fund turnarounds, and provide liquidity to businesses experiencing change. SB360 acquires assets of all types including inventory, fixed assets, intellectual property, real estate, and complete business units. The firm’s asset disposition services range from providing guaranteed asset value recovery to acting as a liquidation consultant. Additionally, SB360 has entities engaged in real estate advisory, commercial real estate investment and the operation of the SBC Logistics Asset Recovery Center in Columbus. A lending affiliate, Second Avenue Capital Partners, provides asset-based loans for middle-market companies. The principals of SB360 hold extensive commercial interests in national retail and wholesale operations; internationally recognized consumer brands; commercial, residential, and industrial real estate properties; and financial service operations.

SOURCE SB360 Capital Partners LLC

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