Duluth Trading Company store opens in Arlington

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Duluth Trading Company store opens in Arlington

Jul 05, 2018

Duluth Trading Company, an online and catalog clothing retailer, has opened a store in south Arlington. The company is expanding the number of physical stores and now has three in Texas.

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