Kimz Klozet in Green Up for Sale, Could Close Next Summer as Owner Plans to Retire
Kimz Klozet owner Kimberly Torres plans to close her Green boutique by August 2027 if it doesn't sell. Citing the demands of running two businesses and growing competition from online shopping, Torres hopes to semi-retire while continuing Kimz Formalz.
ROSEBURG, Ore. - After seven years in business, Kimz Klozet owner Kimberly Torres is looking to sell her women's clothing boutique in Green as she prepares for semi-retirement and faces growing challenges from online shopping.
The boutique, located at 4601 Carnes Road, Suite 3, near Ray's Food Place, is currently listed for $79,000, down from its original asking price of $89,000.
Torres told The Roseburg Receiver that managing both Kimz Klozet and her formalwear business, Kimz Formalz, has become too demanding. With her 60th birthday approaching, she hopes to reduce her workload and spend less time running the storefront.

She also pointed to changing shopping habits as another reason for her decision. Torres said more people are turning to inexpensive online retailers rather than shopping at local businesses, making it increasingly difficult to keep the boutique open.
If the business hasn't sold by June 2027, Torres plans to begin liquidating merchandise and close the storefront by the end of August.
She intends to keep some of the merchandise, including embellished jeans and high-end purses, which she plans to sell online.
Although Torres plans to step away from Kimz Klozet, she has no intention of giving up her formalwear business.
"I will do the dresses til the day I die," Torres told The Roseburg Receiver.
Kimz Klozet opened in 2019 and sells new and gently used women's clothing, including plus-size apparel, shoes, jewelry, and accessories. The business has also offered formalwear and wedding dresses through Kimz Formalz.
Business Listed for $79,000
The boutique was first listed for sale July 15 through The Anderson Agency, with licensed real estate agent Kayla Watson handling inquiries.
According to the commercial real estate listing, the asking price includes the Kimz Klozet business name, inventory, furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The building itself is not included in the sale.
The listing describes the business as debt-free and operating under a month-to-month lease, with a monthly lease payment of $600.
Financial information included in the listing reports gross income of $65,609 and operating expenses of $27,607, although the reporting period for those figures is not specified. Additional financial records, including profit-and-loss statements and tax information, are available to prospective buyers.
The asking price was reduced by $10,000 on Oct. 7, according to commercial real estate records.
The listing also suggests that a new owner could expand the business by offering longer store hours, increasing online sales, or introducing additional merchandise.
Future of Kimz Klozet
For Torres, selling the boutique would allow her to step away from the demands of running the storefront while continuing her work with formalwear through Kimz Formalz.
The business remains available for purchase, and a new owner could continue operating Kimz Klozet at its current location, subject to lease arrangements.
If a buyer is not found by June 2027, however, Torres plans to begin winding down the business and leave the storefront by the end of August.
Those interested in purchasing Kimz Klozet are asked to contact Watson directly through The Anderson Agency. Private showings are available by appointment.
Additional information is available through the commercial real estate listing, MLS No. 280526904.
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Inside the Kimz Klozet store (Images courtesy of Kayla Watson)
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