Burlington Stores, Inc. operates as an off‐price retailer offering a wide assortment of brand name and designer merchandise. The company’s retail stores feature a constantly changing selection of apparel, footwear and accessories for women, men and children, as well as home products including furniture, décor, kitchenware and linens. Burlington’s business model focuses on purchasing excess inventory from vendors and delivering value to consumers through discounted prices in a high‐volume store format.
The product mix at Burlington includes outerwear, dresses, casual wear, suits, athletic apparel and intimate apparel, alongside seasonal items and special buys. In the home category, customers can find bedding ensembles, bath products, decorative accessories and small furniture pieces. The retailer’s emphasis on private label and well-known brands enables it to attract a diverse customer base seeking quality merchandise at everyday savings.
Founded in 1972 in Burlington, New Jersey, the company began as a single coat factory outlet founded by Monroe Feldman. It went public in the 1980s, transitioned to private ownership in the mid-2000s and reintroduced its shares to the public markets in 2013 under the ticker BURL. Over the decades, Burlington has grown both organically and through strategic store openings, evolving its format to serve broader apparel and home product categories beyond its original coat business.
Today, Burlington operates over 900 stores across 45 states and Puerto Rico, with its corporate headquarters based in Burlington Township, New Jersey. Under the leadership of President and Chief Executive Officer Michael O’Sullivan, the company continues to refine its merchandising strategies, expand its store footprint and enhance customer engagement through operational efficiency and a treasure-hunt shopping experience.
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