Orvis, an outdoor retailer that’s been in business for 169 years, is closing dozens of stores as it deals with economic pressures caused by tariffs. The company says it will close 31 locations, along with five outlet stores by early 2026, Fox Business reports.

The closures are necessary in order for the brand to “ensure a durable brand and model for decades to come,” said Orvis President Simon Perkins in a statement.

“Like many in retail, Orvis’ business model faced a sizeable shift with the introduction of an unprecedented tariff landscape,” Perkins said.

Orvis was founded in 1856 by Charles F. Orvis as a fly-fishing retailer. According to the company website, the company has expanded its product line since its founding to include: sportswear, fine gifts, home furnishings, luggage and

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