Amid COVID pandemic, these Des Moines metro retailers closed in 2021
From a barbershop to video stores, several retailers in the Des Moines metro closed their doors permanently in 2021.
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From a barbershop to video stores, several retailers in the Des Moines metro closed their doors permanently in 2021.
After 71 years in business, Badowers, the men's haberdashery first started by a Holocaust survivor, is closing its doors. The coronavirus pandemic has had lasting effects on retail stores nationwide, and the longtime clothier is no different, said Tim Sitzmann, CEO of Midwest Clothiers, which owns Badowers. Once Badowers' inventory is sold off, Midwest Clothiers will focus its attention on its other Des Moines metro stores for men, Mr. B Clothing and The Backroom. Badowers specializes in quality men's clothing and offers suits, ties, denim, outwear and accessories. Fewer people were sho...