Bed Bath & Beyond confirms Fairfield store, 3 other Connecticut locations closing
Signs in the picture read “20% off entire store” and “store closing.”
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Jan 31, 2023, 10:58 AM
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Bed Bath & Beyond of Fairfield on 2260 Kings Highway on Monday January 30, seen with 'store closing' signs outside.
Bed Bath & Beyond is closing its doors, the national home furnishing chain confirmed Tuesday.
Customers of the Bed Bath & Beyond in Fairfield say the store had posted signage in their windows on Monday which read “store closing.”
A customer sent News 12 a photo of the front of the store on Monday.
Signs in the picture read “20% off entire store” and “store closing.”
The chain confirmed Connecticut stores closing include: Southington, Wetthersfield, Fairfield, and Enfield.
Bed Bath & Beyond updated its list of stores that will be closing nationwide this year. Click here for the full list.
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