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Austin-based Outdoor Voices to close all store locations nationwide

The athleisure brand’s South Congress Avenue store is offering 50% discounts until closing this Sunday, March 17.

People stand in line outside of Outdoor Voices.

Outdoor Voice’s South Congress storefront had lines down the block on Thursday afternoon.

Photo by ATXtoday

Outdoor Voices, an Austin-based athletic clothing brand, announced it will close all 16 of its retail stores in the US in favor of a fully online approach.

This includes the Austin location at 1204 S. Congress Ave., which had a line stretched down the block on Thursday afternoon.

The athleisure brand — which sells clothing for men and women, plus accessories — was founded 10 years ago by Ty Haney, who parted ways with the business in 2020. That year, the company’s valuation fell to $40 million, compared to its peak at $110 million in 2018.

All Outdoor Voices locations will offer products at least at a 50% discount until permanently closing this Sunday, March 17.

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