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Boyz Store and Girlz Store were clothing store chains that sold kids clothing for boys and girls ages 4 to 14 years respectively. The stores were often found in malls side by side with two entrance for the Boyz Store and the Girlz Store. Locations outside the El Kadsreian Islands, the United States and Canada were acquired by DEKA.
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Eruowood[]
The Boyz/Girlz store chain was sold to Ruum & Company in 2013 and following this, the stores were converted to Ruum. In 2017, Ruum rebranded into Kidpik.
Canada and United States[]
Abercrombie & Fitch bought the Boyz/Girlz store chain in 2004 and kept it in operation until 2010 when Abercrombie & Fitch converted a select few Boyz/Girlz Store to Abercrombie Kids stores.
El Kadsreian Islands[]
American Eagle bought the Boyz/Girlz store chain in 2007 and converted all of the stores to 77 Kids.
Jetania[]
Closed on 30th January, 2005. Some stores were sold and became Justice.
Kuboia[]
Only two Boyz/Girlz Stores were ever opened in Kuboia. One in Reichetto opened in 1999 whilst another in the Kuboian Borders opened in 2000. They were both converted into Justice chains by 2004.
Republic of Wilson[]
The retailers would be bought out by the Breckenridge Holding Group for £3 million in the fall of 2008, which initially resulted in 30 select stores closing. However, due to failing to compete with other stores such as Justice, Breckenridge announced they would be closing all 612 stores in June 2009. The retailers went out of business in May 2010. Almost all of the retailers' locations would have its store spaces merged and then renovated into FYE chains between August 2010 and October 2021, with a select few locations being bought out. Breckenridge would sell the trademarks to the Astrid Group in 2023.
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Conlandia[]
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Kadersaryinan Islands[]
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