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Pacific Sunwear of California, LLC, commonly known as Pacsun, is an American retail clothing brand. The company sells lifestyle apparel, along with swim, footwear and accessories designed for teens and young adults. As of 2022, the company operated 325 stores in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.[1] PacSun is headquartered in Anaheim, California, and formerly operated a distribution center in Groveport, Ohio.[3] The company's regional directors, district managers and store positions are located throughout the United States.[4] The company went bankrupt in April 2016 and is now owned by Golden Gate Capital.[5]

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History

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Last D.E.M.O. logo, introduced in 2006 as Pacsun hoped to expand operations of the chain
Original D.E.M.O. logo from 2000

Initially founded by Jack Hopkins and Tom Moore in 1980, its roots can be traced back to a small surf shop in Seal Beach, California.[6] Pacsun built its business selling merchandise from established surf brands but later expanded to include skate and streetwear labels. The company offers products for both men and women that include: jeans, tees, tanks, polos, knits, flannels, hoodies, boardshorts, bikinis, shorts, pants, dresses, rompers, skirts, sweaters, jackets, snow apparel, shoes, sandals and accessories. The company had an initial public offering on March 15, 1993 and at its height had over 1,300 stores in all 50 states. Pacsun opened a second chain of stores called d.e.m.o., in 2000.[7] The last of these stores closed in 2008.[8]

On February 23, 2005, the company restated results for certain periods to correct its accounting for leases.[9]

In 2012, Pacsun collaborated with celebrity influencers Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner to produce their own fashion line.[10]

From 2009 to 2017, Gary Schoenfeld was the CEO of Pacsun. Following his departure from the organization, James Gulmi became the interim CEO.[11]

In 2016, Pacsun filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and reorganized through a debt-for-equity restructuring agreement with Golden Gate Capital, emerging as a privately owned company. At the time of the bankruptcy filing, there were 593 stores with no immediate plans to close any locations.[12]

In 2018, Pacsun merged with Eddie Bauer, also owned by Golden Gate, to form PSEB. Mike Egeck, CEO and President of Eddie Bauer, became the Chief Executive Officer of PSEB, with oversight of both the Eddie Bauer and PacSun brands. James Gulmi continued to serve as a PSEB director.[13]

On February 4, 2020, Egeck stepped down from his role of CEO, but remained as an active Board member and shareholder. PSEB announced that James Gulmi would become the interim CEO, a role he previously held from 2017 to 2018. At the time of the announcement, Pacsun was down to 400 stores.[1]

On September 25, 2020, Pacsun launched the 'Gender Neutral Shop', a unisex collection of basic clothing, graphics, pants, hoodies and sneakers. With this collection, the company is "taking a big step towards a more sartorially inclusive future, joining in on a generational movement of less rules and more options".[14]

In February 2021, Pacsun partnered with YouTuber and fashion icon Emma Chamberlain for their Spring campaign, blending physical and digital fashion experiences. Teen Vogue

In November 2022, Pacsun debuted its collaboration with Formula 1 at ComplexCon, releasing a six-piece collection featuring co-branded apparel such as graphic tees and sweatshirts. This marked the beginning of a multi-year licensing partnership aimed at expanding Formula 1's presence among Gen Z consumers in the U.S. Formula 1

On March 2023, Brie Olson, then Pacsun President and Board member, was appointed Co-Chief Executive Officer alongside Mike Relich, following Alfred Chang's departure after 17 years with the company. PR Newswire In May, Olson was named sole CEO, effective June 15, 2023, as Mike Relich retired from his role as Co-CEO and transitioned to Vice Chairman on the Pacsun Board. PR Newswire

In 2024, Pacsun continued its collaborations with professional sports organizations, extending partnerships with the Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) LAFC and the Los Angeles Rams PR Newswire. These partnerships included co-branded apparel releases, event activations, and community initiatives, reflecting Pacsun’s ongoing strategy to strengthen its connections to sports and youth culture.

On September 22, 2025, Pacsun hosted its inaugural Purpose Partner Summit, bringing together over 300 leaders from various industries to discuss purpose-driven leadership and youth culture. PR Newswire At the summit, Pacsun also released its first Youth Report, a study conducted in partnership with GlobalData, providing insights into the values and behaviors of Gen Z and Gen Alpha. PR Newswire

Marketing practices

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In May 2011, Pacsun launched its first national advertising campaign called 'Dress Irresponsibly'. The highlight of the campaign included television commercials aired across a variety of networks that featured famous athletes from the brands they work with. Appearances by Rob Machado, Bucky Lasek, Chris Pfanner, Kelia Moniz, Ryan Dungey and Leo Romero, were significant in helping re-establish the brand among its male audience. Other elements of the campaign included print media in both endemic and fashion publications, and a digital engagement initiative on Facebook titled 'Dress Irresponsibly: Style Challenge.' Through a customized Facebook app fans were encouraged to upload photos of themselves that met weekly style challenges in exchange for a chance to win a styling gig at Nylon in New York City.


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Pacific Sunwear of California, LLC, commonly known as PacSun, is an American retail clothing brand founded in 1980 in , by Tom Moore and Jack Hopkins as a surf shop specializing in beachwear. Originally focused on , the company evolved into a lifestyle retailer targeting teens and young adults with apparel, footwear, swimwear, and accessories inspired by fashion, music, art, and sports. Headquartered in , PacSun operates approximately 300 stores across the and , alongside a robust platform, and plans to open 15 to 20 new stores in 2025. After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2016 and restructuring under private equity firm , the brand has revitalized through digital innovation, exclusive partnerships like those with the and Formula 1, and a focus on Gen Z and Gen Alpha consumers.

History

Founding and early expansion

Pacific Sunwear of California, Inc., known as PacSun, was founded in 1980 by Tom Moore in , as a single surf shop catering to the local surfing community. The initial store offered surfboards, wax, swimsuits, and related beach gear, capitalizing on Southern 's vibrant . From its inception, PacSun emphasized apparel and accessories tied to surf, skate, and lifestyles, sourcing inventory from emerging local brands such as Quiksilver, , and to appeal to youth enthusiasts. This focus on authentic, for active teens helped establish the brand's identity amid the growing popularity of coastal . In 1981, the company opened its second location at the mall, which generated over $1 million in sales in 1982. The late 1980s marked the beginning of significant regional expansion, with PacSun growing to 10 stores by the mid-decade, all situated in malls to target high-traffic areas near beaches. Bolstered by investment in 1987, the retailer reached 21 locations by 1988, achieving $18 million in annual sales through a mix of company-owned outlets and limited efforts. By 1990, the store count hovered around 20, primarily in , as the company refined its model before broader national push. A key milestone during this period was the launch of its first private-label brand, Bullhead jeans, which allowed PacSun to offer affordable, exclusive alternatives to third-party surfwear and enhance margins.

Growth and public listing

Following its initial success in California, Pacific Sunwear of California, Inc. pursued national expansion through an (IPO) on the stock exchange on March 15, 1993, under the PSUN. The IPO raised approximately $14.4 million in net proceeds, a portion of which—about $4.2 million—was allocated specifically to fund the opening of new stores across the . This capital infusion enabled the company to accelerate its growth beyond its coastal roots, targeting high-traffic mall locations to capitalize on the rising popularity of surf-inspired and casual youth apparel among teenagers. The post-IPO period marked a phase of rapid scaling, with the company emphasizing mall-based retail as a core strategy to reach a broader demographic of young consumers. By 2005, Pacific Sunwear operated over 1,000 stores nationwide, including 787 core PacSun locations, 93 outlet stores, and 190 d.e.m.o. concept stores, spanning all 50 states. This expansion was driven by the brand's alignment with emerging and trends, which resonated strongly with teens during the late and early , positioning PacSun as a go-to destination for brands like Quiksilver and . The company's growth culminated in peak financial performance in fiscal , when net sales reached $1.45 billion, up 4% from $1.39 billion the previous year, fueled by strong demand for its curated selection of surf and merchandise. This revenue milestone reflected PacSun's successful penetration of the youth fashion market, where it captured significant market share through strategic store placements in regional malls and a focus on trend-driven inventory. However, the emphasis remained on domestic operations, with no major international store openings during this era.

Decline and bankruptcy

The significantly impacted PacSun, as it reduced among teenagers, leading to the company's first annual loss that year and subsequent yearly deficits thereafter. The retailer, which had peaked at approximately 950 stores prior to fiscal 2008, began closing locations amid declining sales, shuttering 38 PacSun stores in fiscal 2008 and planning an additional 35 to 50 closures in fiscal 2009. By fiscal 2015, PacSun's store count had fallen to 605, reflecting over 300 closures since the pre-2008 peak as part of broader efforts to address underperforming locations and high occupancy costs. Compounding these challenges was a shift in youth fashion preferences away from surfwear and skate-inspired apparel toward urban, preppy, and later athleisure styles, which PacSun struggled to adapt to effectively. This misalignment resulted in inventory markdowns and persistent sales declines, with net sales dropping to $801 million in fiscal 2015 from higher levels a decade earlier. The company accumulated approximately $88 million in long-term debt by early , alongside broader liabilities estimated at $305 million, exacerbating financial strain from overexpansion and failed product diversification. Turnaround efforts, including the appointment of Gary Schoenfeld as CEO in June 2009 to refocus on core brands and cost reductions, yielded limited success. Under Schoenfeld, PacSun implemented aggressive store rationalization—announcing plans in 2011 to close up to 200 locations over several years—and shifted merchandising toward trendier items like and tops, but these measures could not reverse nine consecutive years of losses. These mounting pressures culminated in PacSun filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on April 7, 2016, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of , with estimated assets of $50 million to $100 million and liabilities between $100 million and $500 million. The filing aimed to restructure operations through a debt-for-equity swap with lender , which held much of the company's debt, while securing $100 million in from to support ongoing business.

Acquisition and revival

In September 2016, following its Chapter 11 filing in April of that year, PacSun was acquired by through a plan that converted approximately $88 million in to equity and injected $20 million in new capital to support operations. This transaction resulted in PacSun's delisting from the and a transition to private ownership, allowing the company to reduce long-term and occupancy costs while streamlining its capital structure. Post-acquisition leadership changes aimed to reposition the brand for recovery. Longtime CEO Gary Schoenfeld departed in March 2017 after serving since 2009, with James Gulmi appointed as interim CEO to oversee the transition. In 2018, Alfred Chang was named President, bringing expertise in youth marketing to refocus PacSun on Gen Z consumers through strategies emphasizing cultural relevance and digital innovation. Revival efforts centered on modernizing the retail experience and branding to align with younger demographics. PacSun invested in store remodels, introducing open-air facades, expansive windows, and interactive layouts to create experiential environments that foster community and self-expression, as seen in its 2022 flagship redesign. The company pivoted to inclusive, diverse branding by amplifying collaborations with emerging artists and influencers, prioritizing authenticity and social impact to resonate with Gen Z values. These initiatives contributed to a revenue rebound, exceeding $700 million in 2020 despite the , marking growth over 2019 levels. Recent developments have accelerated this momentum through expanded brand collaborations and a surge in digital sales. Post-COVID, became a , with online channels driving over 50% of growth and enabling broader access to limited-edition drops and virtual experiences. In 2021, these efforts propelled total sales to $1 billion, fueled by heightened youth culture engagements and adaptive merchandising. Leadership transitioned further in 2023 with Brie Olson appointed as co-CEO in and sole CEO in May, overseeing continued growth amid fluctuations—surpassing $900 million in 2022 before dipping to $797.8 million in 2023. As of 2025, PacSun plans to open 25 new stores to expand its retail footprint.

Products and merchandising

Core product lines

PacSun's core product lines center on apparel and accessories designed for a youthful demographic aged 12-24, drawing from surf, skate, and influences to offer casual, trend-driven pieces. The assortment emphasizes versatile, everyday essentials that blend comfort with expressive aesthetics, including graphic tees featuring bold prints and slogans, hoodies with fleece linings for relaxed layering, and in various fits like skinny, straight-leg, and relaxed washes. Men's and women's collections form the backbone, with unisex options promoting gender-neutral styling across categories such as tanks, long-sleeve tops, button-down shirts, polos, bottoms including cargos and , sweaters, activewear like leggings and sports bras, jackets, coats, dresses, rompers, and loungewear. Swimwear, including bikinis and , reflects the brand's coastal roots in , while eco-conscious variants incorporate recycled materials for . Private-label offerings under the PacSun brand comprise a significant portion of the inventory, encompassing these staples and extending to specialized lines like Field of Study, which focuses on elevated dailywear inspired by lifestyles. Footwear selections cater to urban and casual needs with sneakers in retro and chunky styles, sandals, slides, boots, and heels featuring cushioned midsoles for comfort. Accessories complement the apparel with items like hats, beanies, bags, handbags, belts, sunglasses, hair accessories, and jewelry in simple, edgy designs that enhance streetwear ensembles. Products are curated in Los Angeles to ensure alignment with emerging youth trends, with a focus on quality and relevance through trend forecasting and community input. In the 2020s, PacSun integrated sustainable practices by launching lines using up to 100% recycled or organic fabrics, such as organic cotton t-shirts, sweatpants, and eco-denim where 85% of jeans incorporate sustainably sourced cotton to reduce environmental impact.

Brand collaborations

PacSun has significantly expanded its brand collaborations since 2022, launching over 20 new and renewed product partnerships to create exclusive, limited-edition apparel and accessories targeted at . These efforts include a multiyear collaboration with , beginning in 2022, which reimagines historical artworks into gender-neutral such as T-shirts and hoodies inspired by 19th-century paintings and Greek-Roman artifacts. Additional art-focused drops have featured emerging creators through the Pac Artist Network Series, launched in 2024, with limited-edition capsules emphasizing bold graphics and cultural motifs. In the music and entertainment space, PacSun has partnered with artists and events for capsule collections that blend celebrity influence with festival-ready merch. Notable examples include 2024 drops with Selena Gomez via her Rare Impact Fund for denim edits supporting mental health initiatives, and activations at Coachella featuring exclusive T-shirts and accessories tied to the event's desert aesthetic. Sports ties have grown through licensing agreements, such as a 2024 renewal with Formula 1 for fan apparel and a 2025 NBA capsule reimagining team logos from franchises like the Lakers and Warriors into graphic tees. NFL collaborations, including a 2025 limited-edition line with designer Aleali May, incorporate team-inspired designs for broader fandom appeal. Influencer-driven lines have been central to engaging Gen Z, with PacSun co-creating drops alongside creators to highlight diversity and authenticity, aligning with its customer base where 60% identify as BIPOC (as of 2021). The 2024 ANNAXPACSUN swim collection with content creator Anna Sitar exemplifies this approach, offering beachwear that resonates with younger, diverse audiences through storytelling. These partnerships, including experiential retail tie-ins like the 2025 Lonely Ghost capsule, have fueled growth by driving a significant portion of sales through exclusive, culturally relevant products. Additional 2025 collaborations include the collection with , featuring nostalgic apparel and accessories tied to the brand's characters, and a Día de los Muertos-themed line with Modelo Especial , blending cultural motifs with casual wear.

Operations

Retail network

As of September 2025, PacSun operates approximately 300 physical stores across the and . These locations are primarily situated in shopping malls and outlet centers, catering to high-traffic areas popular with youth demographics. The retailer maintains significant concentrations in states such as (with 42 stores), (31 stores), and (over 20 stores based on major outlet and mall presences). PacSun's store formats include flagship experiential locations designed to immerse customers in brand culture, such as the 5,000-square-foot store in Downtown Los Angeles and the 8,000-square-foot flagship in New York City's SoHo neighborhood, both featuring pop-up zones for collaborations and events. Standard mall-based stores typically average around 3,000 to 4,000 square feet, emphasizing open layouts with prominent displays for apparel, footwear, and accessories. Following its 2016 bankruptcy, PacSun reduced its footprint from over 600 stores to the current scale through targeted closures, shifting emphasis to vibrant, youth-oriented retail environments. As of early 2025, the company planned to open 15-20 new stores in the U.S. during 2025, with ambitions for additional locations in subsequent years and its first owned international store in 2027. Internationally, PacSun's presence remains limited, with no owned physical stores outside but partnerships enabling select distribution in and markets. In , operations involve partnerships enabling select distribution, while Asia-Pacific expansion occurs through licensing agreements in key markets like .

Digital and e-commerce

PacSun's e-commerce operations are centered on its primary online platform, PacSun.com, which serves as a key sales channel alongside a dedicated mobile application. The mobile app, available on iOS and Android, facilitates personalized shopping by allowing users to browse curated collections, receive tailored recommendations, and complete purchases seamlessly from their devices. As of 2022, digital sales accounted for approximately 50% of the brand's total revenue, underscoring the platform's pivotal role in the company's distribution strategy. The accelerated PacSun's digital growth, with online sales more than doubling in 2020 compared to the previous year, enabling the brand to achieve overall revenue expansion of over $700 million despite widespread physical store closures. This surge highlighted the resilience of the infrastructure, which processed increased traffic without major disruptions. By 2024, annual online sales through PacSun.com reached $615 million, reflecting sustained momentum in digital channels. In November 2025, PacSun implemented Manhattan Active Point of Sale across its stores, unifying online and in-store commerce and reducing checkout times. To enhance and site reliability, PacSun partnered with to bolster website security, deter bot attacks, and improve loading speeds, particularly during high-traffic viral sales events; this integration resulted in a 27% faster system performance overnight. Digital innovations include AI-driven product recommendations, which leverage to personalize suggestions for Gen Z customers based on browsing and purchase history. Additionally, the brand introduced virtual try-on capabilities, such as AR-powered experiences on for and items, enabling users to visualize products digitally before buying. PacSun employs strategies to bridge online and physical retail, including buy-online-pickup-in-store () options that allow customers to order via the or app and collect items at nearby stores within seven days. integrations further extend reach, with shoppable posts on enabling direct purchases through tagged products, complementing the brand's active presence on the platform. These efforts support a unified customer journey, integrating digital tools with in-store fulfillment for enhanced .

Marketing and brand strategy

Advertising and promotions

PacSun's advertising has evolved significantly since its early days, transitioning from traditional print media to a digital-first approach tailored to younger demographics. In the and early , the company relied heavily on print advertisements in surf and action sports magazines, such as a 2001 "Surfboard" campaign that highlighted its casual apparel roots. By 1999, PacSun launched its first national effort, placing ads in mainstream publications like to support retail expansion. This period emphasized and mall-based youth fashion, aligning with the brand's origins in skate and surf scenes. In the 2020s, PacSun shifted to digital video campaigns on platforms like and , featuring diverse models and creators to engage Gen Z consumers. These efforts include short-form videos and that promote inclusivity and trend-driven styles, such as the 2025 "Denim Days" campaign celebrating mall culture and viral jeans trends. The brand's strategy, which garnered over 2 million followers by early 2025, focuses on authentic creator partnerships rather than polished ads, resonating with Gen Z's preference for relatable content. now drives a significant portion of product discovery, with 70% of young consumers identifying trends on these platforms according to PacSun's 2025 Youth Report. Promotional events form a core part of PacSun's strategy, including seasonal sales like back-to-school and Black Friday drops that offer sitewide discounts and free shipping. For instance, back-to-school campaigns have incorporated influencer collaborations, such as a 2022 partnership with virtual influencer Lil Miquela for metaverse-themed promotions, and virtual try-ons in 2023 to boost engagement. Black Friday promotions, highlighted through videos and the company's promotions page, feature up to 70% off markdowns and $29 jeans deals to drive holiday traffic. Influencer gifting and affiliate programs further amplify these efforts; a single creator video in 2024 generated over $20 million in sales, demonstrating high ROI from targeted gifting. These tactics collectively account for substantial website traffic and sales spikes during peak periods.

Cultural engagements

PacSun has actively engaged with youth culture through sponsorships of major music festivals, positioning the brand at the intersection of fashion, music, and experiential events. In 2025, PacSun featured experiential activations at Coachella, such as a "Roadside Stand"-style pop-up that highlighted festival-ready collections and cultural influences. Similarly, PacSun has invested in tier-two music festivals, creating immersive brand experiences that foster connections with Gen Z audiences beyond traditional retail. In the realm of sports, PacSun has deepened ties to skate culture through community-focused initiatives that emphasize . The brand collaborated with Circulate, a Los Angeles-based skate brand, to launch Circulate Market in 2021, a concept shop showcasing Black-owned brands and promoting inclusivity within the community. These efforts align with PacSun's commitment to supporting underrepresented voices in action sports, helping to build affinity among young skaters by integrating cultural storytelling into non-sales-driven events. PacSun's art engagements have included high-profile initiatives that bridge fine arts with contemporary . In 2022, the brand partnered with for its inaugural collection, "The Study of Fine Arts: Highlights from The Met Reimagined by PacSun," inspired by 19th-century paintings and aimed at making museum art accessible to younger demographics through experiential tie-ins. This collaboration extended to supporting BIPOC creators via platforms like Circulate Market, which amplified diverse artistic talents in skate and scenes without direct product development. These cultural engagements have significantly bolstered PacSun's relevance among diverse youth audiences, with approximately 60% of its shoppers identifying as BIPOC as of . By prioritizing experiential integrations in music, sports, and art, the brand has cultivated long-term affinity, contributing to its role as a steward of emerging cultural trends.

Ownership and finances

Ownership changes

In March 1993, PacSun went public through an on the , raising approximately $26 million to fuel further growth and store openings across the . It operated as a publicly traded entity for over two decades, reaching a peak of more than 1,300 stores nationwide, until financial challenges prompted a shift back to private ownership. By 2016, amid declining sales and mounting debt, PacSun filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April, leading to a process. The company emerged from bankruptcy in September 2016 under the ownership of San Francisco-based Golden Gate Capital, which converted approximately $60 million of its existing debt into equity and provided at least $20 million in new capital to support operations. This transaction marked PacSun's transition to fully private status, with no public shares outstanding. As of 2025, PacSun continues to be wholly owned by , operating as a private entity focused on and retail innovation. In , integrated PacSun into a combined operating structure with under PSEB Group, but ownership of the PacSun brand remains with the firm.

Financial performance

PacSun's reached a peak of approximately $1.3 billion in fiscal 2006, driven by expansion in its mall-based retail model and strong demand for youth-oriented apparel. However, the company experienced a significant decline amid shifting consumer preferences and economic pressures, with falling to around $801 million by fiscal 2015. Following its 2016 , PacSun saw a recovery, achieving approximately $900 million in in 2021, bolstered by digital sales growth and strategic brand partnerships. By fiscal 2024, stabilized at $797.8 million, reflecting a balance between expansion and selective store optimizations. Profitability improved post-2016 through cost reductions, including store closures and efficiencies, leading to net operating margins of 5-7% in subsequent years. Gross margins also rose modestly, from 25.2% in early 2016 to 26.7% by year-end, aided by better merchandise sourcing and pricing strategies. As of 2025, PacSun employs approximately 3,300 people, supporting its streamlined operations across retail and digital channels. The company has undergone seven financing rounds, including key debt facilities, with a notable 2016 restructuring where converted over 65% of $90 million in term loans to equity and secured $100 million in additional financing from . This recapitalization reduced long-term debt and annual occupancy costs, strengthening the balance sheet. PacSun remains privately held by , with an estimated valuation in the $500-700 million range based on recent industry assessments of similar retail entities. During the , PacSun demonstrated resilience, maintaining revenue above $700 million in 2020—up from 2019—primarily through a surge in , which accounted for over 50% of sales by mid-2020. For 2025, projections anticipate modest revenue growth of 5-10% in online sales, tempered by and fluctuating youth patterns, with overall performance hinging on continued digital innovation and .

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