An Atlanta company is giving a North Texas operation facility a fresh future — and preserving jobs.
Atlanta-based Stord has reached an agreement with American Eagle Outfitters Inc. to assume the Dallas fulfillment center. The facility was previously operated by Quiet Logistics, a company American Eagle had acquired in 2021.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The change comes after American Eagle had decided to shutter its Quiet Logistics business, according to a report in Supply Chain Dive last month. Quiet’s fulfillment centers in Boston and Dallas were expected to cease operations in the first half of 2026 as a result of the shutdown, the report said.
Stord will provide employment opportunities to the roughly 150 people currently working out of the Dallas facility, according to a statement. Stord will become the preferred fulfillment provider to former Quiet customers.
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Stord provides logistics and software services with a growing network in volume and reach. It manages over $10 billion of commerce annually.
“As brands everywhere assess and reimagine their business to be more resilient, this agreement creates stability and unlocks access to Stord’s global network reach and market-leading commerce enablement technology for their former customers,” the statement said. “We are excited to expand our global network and accelerate our mission with the addition of this Dallas facility.”
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