New York & Company will permanently close at least 20 locations in New Jersey, according to various store employees throughout the state.
The following stores are closing, employees from each place said:
- Atlantic City: Atlantic City Outlets; 105 North Arkansas Ave.
- Blackwood: Gloucester Outlets; 100 Premium Outlet Dr.
- Cherry Hill: Cherry Hill Mall; 2000 Route 38
- East Brunswick: Brunswick Square Outlets; 755 Route 18
- Elizabeth: Jersey Gardens Outlets; 651 Kapkowski Rd.
- Englewood: Englewood Town Center; 22 West Palisade Ave.
- Freehold: Freehold Raceway Mall; 3710 Route 9
- Jackson: Jackson Premium Outlets; 537 Monmouth Rd.
- Jersey City: Newport Center Mall; 30 Mall Dr. West
- Livingston: Livingston Mall; 112 Eisenhower Pkwy.
- Mays Landing: Hamilton Center; 4403 Black Horse Pike
- North Brunswick: Shoppes at North Brunswick; 757 Shoppes Blvd.
- Old Bridge: Shoppes at Old Bridge; 3813 Route 9
- Paramus: Bergen Town Center Outlets; 700 Bergen Town Center and at Paramus Park Mall; 700 Paramus Park
- Sicklerville: Shoppes at Cross Keys; 611 Berlin Cross Key Rd.
- Tinton Falls: Jersey Shore Premium Outlets; 1 Premium Outlet Blvd.
- Toms River: Ocean County Mall; 1201 Hooper Ave.
- Wayne: Willowbrook Mall; 1400 Willowbrook Mall
- Woodbridge: Woodbridge Center; 250 Woodbridge Center
Closing dates have not yet been announced, although store employees said it will depend on when inventory sells out. Liquidation sales have begun at most stores.
There are 25 New York & Company stores in New Jersey. Employees at five locations — Bridgewater, Deptford, Edison, Rockaway and Union City — declined to comment when asked if those spots also are shuttering.
Earlier this month, the company announced it filed for bankruptcy and would “close a significant portion, if not all” brick-and-mortar stores due to the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Employees at 10 different locations told NJ Advance Media that every New York & Company store will be shuttering. A spokeswoman for New York & Company said she did not have any new information to share when asked for confirmation.
“The company expects to have more information in the next few weeks,” she said.
Although not marketed as a liquidation sale, New York & Company is offering 80% off everything online, including new arrivals.
It has been a rough few months for the brick-and-mortar retail industry, which already had been struggling before the pandemic hit.
Walmart, Brooks Brothers, JCPenney, Nordstrom and Sur La Table are among the many retail companies that have recently announced store closures.
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