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BOB’S STORES
Bob’s Stores offers casual, family apparel and footwear with emphasis on men’s clothing, footwear, workwear, activewear, and
licensed team apparel. Bob’s Stores’ customer demographics span the moderate to upper-middle income bracket with a large percentage
of male shoppers. With large, high-volume stores, branded apparel selections, a value orientation and a loyal customer base, Bob’s Stores
shares many characteristics with our off-price chains. We purchased Bob’s Stores on December 24, 2003 and plan to grow Bob’s Stores
slowly in the short-term as we refine the concept. Bob’s Stores average approximately 46,000 square feet. We opened two Bob’s Stores
and closed one in fiscal 2005 for a total of 32 Bob’s Stores in the Northeast United States. We expect to open five additional Bob’s
Stores in fiscal 2006. We see the potential over time of growing Bob’s Stores to a chain of 400 stores in the United States.
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