‘Total Blowout Sales’ Begins At Justice Store, Edison

EDISON, NJ – Tween clothing brand Justice, has started their ‘Total Inventory Blowout” sales across all locations and their website. In a statement, SB360 Capital Partners, an asset disposition specialists, said they will be the exclusive consultant to assist Justice as they conduct these sales.

Justice has a store at the Menlo Park Mall in Edison.

On Nov. 11, the brand's parent company Ascena Retail Group announced they will shut down all locations by "early 2021."

Read More Here: Justice To Close All NJ Stores, Including One In Edison

The sales will feature deals on all products. Throughout the chain, customers can avail discounts up to 50 percent off the original price on a full selection of merchandise in a wide range of styles and sizes.

"We've been working with Justice for a few months now, and we've seen a strong turnout during our previous sale events,” Aaron Miller, Executive Vice President of SB360 said in a statement.

“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 percent off, we anticipate inventory will move quickly," he said.

According to the statement, the brand will be 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 directives.

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