Clothing retailers hurt by changing youth attitudes

Gap, which drew legions of young adults in the 1990s with classic khakis and swing-dancing ads, is again banking on young, hip customers to resuscitate its sales.

Clothing retailers hurt by changing youth attitudes

Too bad they’re broke now.

Weighed down by high unemployment, student-loan debt and concerns that the economy will continue to struggle, young people are reluctant to shop, according to researcher WSL Strategic Retail.

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