Kirkland's Closes Final Jersey Shore Store in Brick
The home decor retailer is shutting down its location at the Brick Commons shopping center.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Retail
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Kirkland's is closing its final retail store in the Jersey Shore region located at Brick Commons. A closing sale has officially begun at the store, with all remaining inventory being liquidated.
Why it matters
The closure represents the end of the brand's physical presence in the Jersey Shore area. This follows a broader series of recent closures across the state of New Jersey.
The Brick location serves as the last remaining Kirkland's in the Jersey Shore region. This closure follows earlier site shutdowns in Watchung and Mays Landing that occurred earlier in 2026.
The players
Kirkland's
A retail chain specializing in home decor, gifts, and seasonal items.
Bed Bath & Beyond
A major home goods retailer that acquired The Brand Collective in 2025.
The Brand Collective
A company previously acquired by Bed Bath & Beyond to reorganize its retail portfolio.
The details
Signs at the Brick Commons site currently signal that all inventory must be cleared out during the liquidation sale. The move comes as Bed Bath & Beyond, which purchased The Brand Collective in 2025, continues to integrate Kirkland's and The Container Store into new retail locations.
Timeline
Bed Bath & Beyond purchased The Brand Collective in 2025.
Kirkland's closed stores in Watchung and Mays Landing earlier in 2026.
The store closing in Brick was announced on October 30, 2026.
Market Landscape
This closure is part of a broader corporate strategy shifting the brand's footprint following the 2025 purchase of The Brand Collective by Bed Bath & Beyond. The parent company is currently focused on consolidating Kirkland's and The Container Store into new locations.
Shoppers in Brick can currently access discounts on remaining merchandise during the active closing sale. Residents should be aware that the local storefront will permanently cease operations, requiring customers to seek alternative locations or online options.
The takeaway
The end of this location marks a final shift in the retail landscape for the Jersey Shore area. Customers are encouraged to visit the store soon to take advantage of current liquidation pricing while inventory remains.
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