Clothing store Justice permanently closes north Fort Worth location
Formerly located at Alliance Town Center, Justice, a clothing and accessories store, permanently closed in December. (Courtesy Google)
Justice, a clothing and accessories store that catered to tween girls, permanently closed its Alliance location in north Fort Worth, located at 9510 Sage Meadow Trail, Fort Worth, in mid-December. The closure were part of a wind-down of Justice operations nationwide after 16 years in business. Justice parent company Ascena Retail Group filed for bankruptcy in July 2019. 817-750-0772. www.shopjustice.com
By Kira Lovell
Kira Lovell is a reporter covering Grapevine-Colleyville-Southlake and Keller-Roanoke-North Fort Worth. Before joining Community Impact, she majored in journalism at the University of Missouri and covered education and local arts for the Columbia Missourian and Vox Magazine.
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