Corporate Divisions
- Ann Taylor - New York (acquired 1977)
- Brooks Brothers - New York (original division, purchased by Garfinckel's in 1946)
- Catherine's Stout Shoppe - Nashville, Tennessee-based chain (acquired 1977)
- De Pinna - New York (original division, purchased by Garfinckel's in 1950, closed 1969; stores operated at Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street, New York; Eastchester, New York; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
- Frost Bros. - Texas (acquired 1980)
- Garfinckel's - Washington, D.C.
- Harzfeld's - Kansas City, Missouri (acquired 1972)
- Joseph R. Harris Co. - Washington, D.C. (acquired 1971, sold 1979, to Petrie Stores)
- Miller & Rhoads - Richmond, Virginia
- Miller Brothers of Chattanooga - Chattanooga, Tennessee (acquired 1969, combined in 1973 with Miller's Inc.)
- Miller, Inc. - Knoxville, Tennessee (acquired 1969, combined in 1973 with Miller Brothers of Chattanooga)
- Miller's Department Store - (formed August 1, 1973, from consolidation of Miller Brothers of Chattanooga and Miller, Inc.; at formation had 11 stores and 2 specialty shops in eastern Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia, and North Carolina)
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