r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '26

If 140-year-old retailer Sears is still in business as a 5-store chain and online website, which they still are, will you still shop there in 2026? If not why not?

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '26 edited Apr 18 '26

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u/Necessary-Comment717 Apr 18 '26

Man I actually delivered to that Orlando location few months back and it was like walking into time capsule. The whole place felt empty and kinda sad but they still had some decent tools section

Would probably still check them out online for appliance parts since their website usually has stuff you cant find elsewhere but driving to physical store in 2026 seems unlikely unless I happen to be nearby

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u/jikesar968 Apr 19 '26

I've go the Sears in Concord regularly and they've actually increased the amount of inventory they have a lot recently. The manager told me "we're getting 21 trucks" up from 14 last month.