It’s challenging times for a certain baby clothing brand.

Carter’s has revealed plans to shutter 150 stores across North America by 2028 while dealing with the financial strain of tariffs.

There’s also plans to reduce its office-based workforce by 300 — a 15% cut — by the end of this year.

This is all due to the tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump’s administration.

The baby apparel retailer estimates that the annual gross pre-tax impact of the additional import duties could range between $200m and $250m on an annualized basis.

The announcement came along with the company’s fiscal third-quarter earnings report. The brand had a marginal dip in net sales, with a 0.1% decrease to $757.8 million in the third quarter of 2025, down from 758.5 million in the same period of the previo

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