Fargo, ND-headquartered Vanity Shop is closing all 137 of its mall-based stores, providing shoppers in 27 states with significant discounts on more than $29 million (MSRP) of women’s and juniors’ apparel and accessories.

Tiger Capital Group is conducting the going-out-of-business sale, which is now underway. Tiger will also be liquidating store fixtures and equipment, as well as furniture, fixtures and equipment from the company’s distribution centers.

The company’s filed a voluntary petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on March 1 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of North Dakota (Case No. 17-30112).

According to bankruptcy court documents, Vanity owes its pre-petition lender Wells Fargo Capital Finance, Retail Finance Division $4.3 million under an amended credit agreement dated as of February 10, 2012.

“With roots stretching back to North Dakota in the late 1950s, Vanity is known for offering a wide selection of quality, affordable apparel, accessories and footwear targeted to fashion-conscious young females,” said Michael McGrail, COO of Tiger Group. “During the sale, shoppers across the country will find deals starting at 10% to 30% off on Vanity’s expansive offering. The company’s difficult decision to close all stores is emblematic of the pressures facing mall-based specialty apparel retailers in the wake of ever-increasing competition from big-box ‘fast-fashion’ chains and e-commerce sites.”