Home Outfitters


Home Outfitters was a Canadian retail home decor chain, owned by Hudson's Bay Company established in 1999, that sold bedding, towels, housewares, and other home accessories. All 37 remaining stores were phased out in July 2019.
As of 2025, the Home Outfitters brand, along with the rest of the HBC trademarks were acquired by Canadian Tire.

History

Home Outfitters originally launched in 1998 as Bed, Bath & More, before being revamped and relaunched under the new name in 1999. The chain peaked at 69 locations in October 2014.
In July 2014, HBC announced that it would begin integrating Home Outfitters into its Hudson's Bay retail division, along with the closure of 2 stores. In 2016, HBC rebranded three Home Outfitters locations in Winnipeg under the banner Hudson's Bay Home as a pilot. The stores closed a few years later, along with Home Outfitters.
In February 2019, HBC announced all 37 locations of Home Outfitters would be phased out.
The closure of Home Outfitters did not put an end to HBC's financial future, as the company itself declared bankruptcy in March 2025. However, in May 2025, HBC has sold its remaining intellectual property, including the Home Outfitters brand, to Canadian Tire.