Chain · United States · data through September 2026

B Bloom

Iceflower tracks 17 Bloom stores across 12 US states and DC. It ranks #14 of 18 tracked US women's classic chains by card spend. Its share of tracked category spend moved +17.5% over the last year.

Rankings come from real card and bank transactions across a panel of 130M+ US and EU consumers. We publish relative growth and rankings, never revenue figures. About the data

Tracked stores
17
States
12
Category
Women's Classic
Category rank
#14

Growth

Bloom against its category

The biggest tracked US women's classic chains by card spend, with year-over-year growth of category share. Share means a chain's slice of tracked category spend. It can decline while the chain's own sales grow. The chart tracks Bloom's share of the category quarter by quarter, indexed to 2024 Q4 = 100.

# Chain YoY share
1 M Maurices logo Maurices +5.6%
2 L LOFT logo LOFT -0.2%
3 C Chico's logo Chico's -0.9%
4 T Talbots logo Talbots +8.5%
5 L Lane Bryant logo Lane Bryant -2.7%
6 W White House Black Market logo White House Black Market -7.7%
7 T Tommy Bahama logo Tommy Bahama -43.8%
8 J J.Jill logo J.Jill +10.4%
9 A Ann Taylor logo Ann Taylor +11.4%
10 C Country Store -
14 B Bloom +17.5%

Share of tracked category spend, indexed

100 174.1 2024 Q4 2026 Q3

Store footprint

Store map

17 tracked Bloom locations across 12 US states and DC.

Customer overlap

Who shops at Bloom

Tracked chains Bloom customers also buy from more than a similarly active shopper would, indexed to the strongest overlap (100). From real card transactions.

B Bravo Americano Moderno 100
N Noir Lounge 52
L Los Ronabertos Mexican Food 44
S Salinas's Smoke Street 40
C Copper Bistro 39
L Lee's Rite-Way Market 31
G Guayo's El Rey 28
C Carter's Custom Cuts 26
F Frontier Steak & Spirits 25
T Thriftee 25

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