Kohl's, Gap, Carter's and other chains have said in recent weeks that they will hold some unsold merchandise in their warehouses and put it back on shelves later this year and in 2023. It's a strategy known as "pack and hold."
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Kohl's, Gap, Carter's and other chains have said in recent weeks that they will hold some unsold merchandise in their warehouses and put it back on shelves later this year and in 2023. It's a strategy known as "pack and hold."
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