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Retailers Face Decrease in Dewmand for Clothes

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The Journal Record, December 30th, 1994

American women sent retailers a clear message this year: We don't like your clothes. We're not buying them. We don't even want that many clothes.

But storeowners have been painfully slow to catch on, and women's clothing merchants were the also-rans in the retail industry in 1994.

Home furnishings and electronics retailers did well for much of the year, and especially so at Christmas, their second-straight winning holiday season. Toy-sellers and merchants of men's and children's clothes also fared well.

For apparel companies, it was almost like the recession never ended _ few women seemed w...

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