jjill inc said it expects sales to fall in the current quarter echoing other retailers who have forecast sales declines this year the retailer said it expects fiscal firstquarter revenue to be down by a mid to singledigit percentage compared with results from a year earlier adjusted earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization are expected to be 25 million to 30 million for the quarter which began at the end of january for the full fiscal year jjill forecast adjusted earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization to be roughly flat capital expenditures are expected to be between 18 million and 20 million the company said while we are cautious with respect to our outlook for this year given the ongoing macrorelated headwinds we remain focused on positioning jjill for longterm profitable growth chief executive claire spofford said write to will feuer at willfeuerwsjcom