Tailored Brands, the parent of menswear chains Men’s Wearhouse, Jos. A. Bank, Moores, and K&G Fashion Superstore, filed to go public again under the ticker MENW, without yet setting a share count or price. Company plans to open more than 500 stores over the next decade, starting with 20 this year, over 35 in fiscal 2027, then 50-plus annually, six years after shuttering more than 400 locations in a 2020 bankruptcy. Filing touts a six-year turnaround, with net sales growing at a 4.4% CAGR to $2.5B, 2025 net income of $217M, and gross margin widening to 48.2%. Tailored Brands is betting on off-mall, four-wall-profitable stores and the decline of department stores, which the filing says fell more than 40% from 2018 to 2023, citing Census data.
