Jos. A. Bank's parent company, Tailored Brands, whose other holdings include Men's Wearhouse, announced in July that because of the "unprecedented and industrywide business disruptions" sparked by the coronavirus, it planned to eliminate around 20 percent of its corporate positions and might close up to 500 stores. It later filed for bankruptcy protection. Tailored Brands spokeswoman Stephanie Randall declined to comment on the closure at Crossroads Commons. Meanwhile, Pier 1 Imports also recently closed at the plaza. The home decor chain had said in January it planned to close up to 450 of its 900-plus stores, then filed for bankruptcy protection in February as part of a plan to sell the company. After the pandemic hit, Pier 1 announced in May it would shutter all locations. 'In a great lane' Not every retailer is collapsing.