Forever 21 could close 111 underperforming stores in the US. Here's the full list of locations at ri

• Forever 21 is expected to close 350 stores globally, including up to 111 locations in the US, after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
• The fast-fashion retailer shared a revised list of possible store closings in a court hearing Tuesday, saying it would begin store-wide sales and rent negotiations through the end of the year in an attempt to prevent permanent closings.
• "The decisions as to which domestic stores will be closing are ongoing, pending the outcome of continued conversations with landlords," a Forever 21 representative told Business Insider in a statement earlier this month. "We do, however, expect a significant number of these stores will remain open and operate as usual, and we do not expect to exit any major markets in the US."
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Forever 21 is expected to shutter up to 111 stores in the US, according to court documents filed Tuesday after the fast-fashion retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September.

The company released a revised list of possible store closings in court Tuesday, with the caveat that Forever 21 did "not anticipate" closing all 111 "underperforming brick-and-mortar store locations," though it planned to begin sales and rent negotiations that would continue through December 31. The company then plans to reconsider the closings and announce any supplemental closings in early 2020.

"The decisions as to which domestic stores will be closing are ongoing, pending the outcome of continued conversations with landlords," a Forever 21 representative told Business Insider in a statement earlier this month. "We do, however, expect a significant number of these stores will remain open and operate as usual, and we do not expect to exit any major markets in the US."

Following the bankruptcy announcement, Forever 21 said it planned to close 350 stores globally, effectively ceasing operations in 40 countries. Though the company does not publicly disclose sales, it had shown signs of strife in recent years, including closing locations in London and China — markets where it had aggressively expanded in years prior.

"This was an important and necessary step to secure the future of our company, which will enable us to reorganize our business and reposition Forever 21," Linda Chang, the company's executive vice president, said in a statement at the time of bankruptcy.

Here's a full list of possible store closings organized by state, according to court filings:

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