South Shore

South Shore Market Overview

South Shore Furniture, a privately held Canadian family business, saw its in-store sales channel presence collapse dramatically, with revenue dropping 99.6% since the beginning of 2026 following the company's April closure announcement due to tariffs and competition, according to Grips Intelligence data covering January through August 2026. The brand's remaining retail footprint was heavily concentrated on Home Depot (89.0% revenue share) and Lowe's (10.5%), where it maintained an average product price of $206.80 across its portfolio. Top-performing SKUs on Home Depot included higher-priced storage beds ranging from $226 to $592, while Lowe's inventory focused on platform beds and storage furniture averaging $369–$410. Average pricing across the portfolio declined 77.3% from the start of the tracked period, reflecting significant clearance activity as the company wound down operations.