Abercrombie to Burden Fifth Avenue With Giant Children’s Store

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Hickey Freeman must close its doors at 666 Fifth Avenue now that parent company Hartmarx Corp. has filed for bankruptcy. In what must be one of the most unnecessary new stores in the history of Fifth Avenue, Abercrombie & Fitch will take over the space for a new children's outpost. Abercrombie, tenant seems not considering they do serious economic recession. Executives rejected the things on sale though lower subsidies urging teens realize foolish, for example, spent $70 "perfect hip" tight pants and a fly closure and scrunchy ankle. Chain not disclosed until May 15th issue of the first quarter in performance report, but the same - store than sales (business shop sales more than a year of 17%) in April. 666 fifth avenue of space than an old Brooks brothers space than planned leasing. Maybe executives feeling bold optimistic because they expect the same - store sales will 24.8 percent.The new children's store will be just four blocks down from regular-people's Abercrombie at 57th Street. It's Abercrombie's first kids store in the city and the building's owners are also feeling optimistic about it. "They would like to drive traffic and attract tourists feet, not like strawberries freeman. Ah, yes, this is the fifth avenue needs? More tourists and move on. Maybe they can even observed line outside the store. Maybe if they forget to where it is, they can find it follow sowing voice baby's interior music.