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What happened to Something Navy: How Arielle Charnas' clothing brand went from internet sensation to defunct site in 3 years

In the months since Insider's initial investigation into Something Navy, more employees left the company or were laid off, and production of the brand's clothes was halted. In June, Insider reported Something Navy CEP Matt Scanlan would be departing his role.

Matt Scanlan, Something Navy's CEO, is leaving the company amid tensions with Charnas, its founder. Darian DiCianno/BFA"Matt has weathered the macroeconomic storm that has hit essentially everyone in the women's ready-to-wear field over the last 24 months to keep Something Navy and Naadam afloat," Scanlan's spokesperson told Insider.

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