Welcome to SoHo!
Our new flagship location is officially open! Enjoy some highlights from opening weekend.
Bustle: The Activists Dropping Merch To Help Save Chinatown
Thank you to journalist Andrea Cheng for both your powerful Fashionista story that inspired the Chinatown Collection and this follow-up piece that reflects a very different reality.
Thanks for the memories, TriBeCa ❤️
On Sunday we greeted our customers in the TriBeCa/Chinatown flagship for the last time.
The New York Times: Yes, There Are Nice Landlords in New York
We're grateful to find kindred spirits among us, including our new landlords at 452 Broadway and New York Times reporter Jane Margolies for telling this story.
New York Magazine On the Cover: The City Ate My Closet
Thanks so much to New York Magazine for including Pearl River in their incredible embodiment of wearable New York pride.
Documented NY: Pearl River, Never Just a Store. Always a Movement.
Thanks so much to journalist Lam Thuy Vo for her beautiful piece in Documented, NY a non-profit news site devoted solely to covering New York City’s immigrants and the policies that affect their lives.
Year of the Ox: The Struggle, Spirit, and Strength of Chinatown
Many thanks to the filmmakers at This Machine Media for their beautiful and moving mini-documentary, Year of the Ox.
Ringing in the Year of the Ox with CBS Anchor Cindy Hsu
We had so much fun celebrating Lunar New Year Day with Emmy-winning reporter and CBS anchor Cindy Hsu.
Farewell, Pearl River Mart Tribeca
We are heartbroken to share that we will be leaving our flagship Tribeca/Chinatown location sometime at the beginning of the new year.
Our Chelsea Market Store Reopens Friday, Oct. 2!
You might have heard that Chelsea Market reopened its main concourse on Sept. 30. Our location in the famed urban food hall isn't far behind: it reopens this Friday, Oct. 2!
Asian American Life: NYC Chinatown's Reopening
In the latest episode of Asian American Life, host Ernabel Demillo reports on the social and financial impact of New York's Chinatown during phase 4. She speaks with community leaders and small business owners, including our own Joanne Kwong.