Forever 21, once a popular seller of inexpensive clothes and apparel, appears poised to file for its second bankruptcy in six years.

The U.S.-based operator of fashion retailer Forever 21 plans to lay off 358 people as it closes its Fashion District headquarters in downtown Los Angeles, the company said in a regulatory filing with the state’s Employment Development Department.

The company’s Chief Financial Officer Bradley Sell wrote in a Feb. 18 letter filed with EDD that employees at the Forever 21 headquarters would be laid off permanently starting April 21 and continuing through May 5, according to a federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification.

Forever 21 would close the stores under the bankruptcy agreement. However, if the retailer can’t find a buyer while undergoing the bankruptcy process, it might shut down all remaining stores in the U.S, according to Bloomberg.