It entered the Chicago market in mid-2013, with plans to invest more than $40 million in land, store build-out, inventory and labor. The state’s Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity provided a $404,000 tax credit spread over 10 years and based on the company creating 35 jobs and making a $4.9 million investment at its Bolingbrook distribution facility. The distribution center will close when final sales are completed, said spokeswoman Diane Charles.