Centers occupy 26 mall spaces throughout multiple states for the clearance stock of clothing from prior seasons. They are usually located within lower-income areas as the no longer high priced items are not as covetable for the general clientele Dillard's procures. The 265 regular department stores ship the clearance clothing at already 65% off to these Clearance Centers where the clothing is then marked down further to liquidate the heaps of clothing and shoes. The Clearance Centers rival that of a Marshalls or TJ Maxx with unknown sizes or quantities of a specific item. However, all the clothing at Dillard's Clearance Centers are direct from the normal Dillard's Department Stores close to and surrounding the one outlet. The goods that are sent to these stores are including, but not limited to: overstocked, offseason, didn't sell well, or damaged. This is an easy way to buy all of the brand-specific items at a cheaper, more economical price. The hours may vary a little bit by store or holiday; however, the generic hours of a Clearance Center are Tuesday through Saturday from 12 pm to 7 pm and Sunday from 12 pm to 6 pm. On Mondays, the Clearance Centers are closed for the restocking of the Clearance items. On a week-to-week basis, each Dillard's Clearance Center receives further markdowns by each department, i. e. older merchandise will be marked down to an amount ending in “99 cents” that is lower than the price at 65% off. References External links Dillard's Official Website Dillard's Company History More Dillard's History from NYJobSource Companies based in Little Rock, Arkansas Culture of the Southern United States Economy of the Southeastern United States Culture of the Western United States Economy of the Western United States Clothing retailers of the United States Department stores of the United States Companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange Retail companies established in 1938 1938 establishments in Arkansas Family-owned companies of the United States