If you’ve been to Francesca’s and instantly fell in love with their clothing, be prepared for a major disappointment.

The well-known women’s clothing store, with more than 400 locations across almost all 50 states, is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy once again, with plans on closing all locations.

Tiger Group, SB360 Capital Partners and GA Group, which are the advisors to Francesca’s, have embarked on court-approved store closing sales at all stores as part of the filing, according to Taste of Country.

The company has between $10 million and $50 million in assets and between $50 million and $100 million in liabilities.

There are also motion filings seeking authority to support ongoing business, including paying wages and benefits and honoring obligations to partners and vendors.

Francesca’s CFO, Curt Kroll said that retaining store employees is “critical to ensure an orderly store closing and wind down process,” Taste of Country reported.

The company hopes to liquidate all its remaining merchandise before shutting down.

At its peak around 2016, Francesca’s was successfully running around 700 stores with more than $500 million in sales.

Due to the closures, shoppers can expect blowout sales ranging from 25 percent to 40 percent on all remaining products.

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