Calypso St. Barth to Liquidate All Inventory Nationwide After Filing for Bankruptcy

by The Daily Front Row

Calypso St. Barth, which filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on November 29, is having a liquidation sale to unload its product. Resort wear, home goods, and more are being offered at 25% to 50% off retail. The goods will come from 25 of Calypso’s boutiques (nine of which have already closed and the remaining will close at the end of the sale). The sale is being overseen by the Tiger Group and the Great American Group in nine states (full list below). “They’re filled with exotic and resort-inspired merchandise—things like dip-dyed caftans, cashmere cardigans, Moroccan-print pillows, and curated pieces by international designers,” said Tiger Group director Ryan Davis in a statement. “For discerning buyers, these sales represent an extraordanary value opportunity. The timing also happens to be ideal, as now is the time of year when so many travelers start planning their annual winter getaways.”

The sale will also include furniture from the store including fixtures.

Calypso St. Barth was founded on Saint Barthélemy in 1992 by Christiane Celle and Antoine Verglas. The duo sold a majority stake in the company in 2007 to private equity investment firm Solera Capital LLC.

For more information on the ongoing sales, visit https://www.tigergroup.com/calypso-liquidation/.

Calypso St. Barth liquidation events are currently being conducted at the following locations:

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