They’re checking out.
Slumping sneaker seller Nike shuttered of a total of 11 of its U.S. stores in July alone, according to a report — including one location in a popular upscale shopping center in Northern California.
The closures impacted states across the country, including Texas, New Jersey, Illinois, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Missouri, Maryland, and Kentucky.
In California, the brand permanently shuttered its location at the busy Santana Row mall in San Jose — a top shopping stop for minted tech workers.
Federal Realty, which operates the center, told the Silicon Valley Business Journal that the departure was “not a decision…
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