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If you visit BeallsFlorida you will find a wide selection of exclusive brands such as Reel Legends, Coral Bay, Leoma Lovegrove, and Art & Sol. Bealls Florida also offers affordable and fashionable apparel, which is chosen specially for sun-belt climates. Whether it’s casual or formal, your clothes should reflect your lifestyle and personality. However, don’t burn a hole in your pocket when you are shopping for work let’s say. Watch out for clearance savings up to 85% or 25% extra discount with a promo code. There is only one way about discovering these deals - by visiting our website regularly. We compile Beall Florida’s weekly ads and other amazing offers just for your convenience.

About Bealls Florida

Bealls Inc. is a privately owned and family-operated umbrella company which consists of Bealls Stores, Bealls Outlet Stores, and Bunulu. Bealls Inc. It is headquartered in Bradenton, Florida.

The founder, Robert M. Beall was only 22 when he decided to break from his family’s business. In 1915, he opened a dry goods store in Bradentown, Florida which he named The Dollar Limit. He chose this name for his store because everything he used to sell would cost $1.00 or less. In the beginning, he had only $2,500 to spend on his stock and he couldn’t afford to buy display tables. So, he used the wooden crates in which his goods arrived as display tables for his items.

In 1920, he had to change the name of his store to Five Dollar Limit due to the increased prices which were caused by the post-World War I inflation. In the years followed, the store experienced substantial growth. Therefore, Beall was able to purchase his own property and a much larger store was built. Unfortunately, Five Dollar Limit was lost to the bank because of its accumulated debts during the Great Depression. However, R.M. Beall managed to stay as the operator until he purchased his store back from the bank in 1944.

During the 1940s, R.M. Beall’s son also entered the family business after graduating from the University of Florida and completing his military service. In 1946, the name of the store was changed to Beall's Department Store.

In the 1950s, the state of Florida developed rapidly and started to attract middle-income retirees. These people were the company’s future so they knew they had to open new stores. The first expansion was in Bradenton, which was followed by another store in Venice. In 1962, the company reached one million dollars in sales.

During the 1970s, Robert M. Beall, II who is also known simply as Bob, joined the company after earning his MBA at New York University and finishing his military service. After just a decade, Bob Beall assumed the presidency and the company reached $38 million in sales. Bob’s son Matt Beall didn’t spoil the family tradition and marked the fourth generation by joining the business in 2004.

Towards the end of the 1980s, there was a boom in outlet retailing and the company quickly caught the opportunity to start Beall’s Outlet. The first store to be opened outside of Florida was in Arizona. Currently, there are over 450 off-price stores in 17 states under the banners of Beall’s Outlet and Burke’s Outlet.

A century after its birth, there are over 500 stores which surpass a billion dollars in sales annually. All thanks to the founder Robert Beall who ran the original Bealls’ store with passion and dedication until his death.