The Chinatown Collection Makes InsideHook's Products of the Week!
Thanks to InsideHook for including the Chinatown Collection in their roundup of products of the week.
The Cut: Help Support Chinatown With This Fun New Merch
Thank you to The Cut and Andrew Nguyen for featuring the Chinatown Collection! The journalist also shines a light on other initiatives doing wonderful work in the neighborhood.
Downtown Magazine: Chinatown Needs You!
Thank you to writer Deb Martin at Downtown Magazine for shouting out the Chinatown Collection!
Meatpacking District BID: A Conversation with Joanne Kwong
Thank you to the Meatpacking Business Improvement District (BID) for featuring Pearl River President Joanne Kwong and for always supporting small businesses!
NPR: The High Line Reopens In A Potential Boost To Local Business
New York City's elevated park, the High Line, reopens today! NPR spoke to residents and business owners — including Pearl River's Joanne Kwong — about the potential increase in business.
The Cut: A Space for Solace — With Our Matchstick Blinds
New York-based designer Robert Farrell used our matchstick blinds to help recreate the experience of his childhood home on Long Island.
Veranda Magazine: 20 Perfect Accessories for Your Next Backyard Picnic
Looking for the perfect accessory for your next backyard picnic? Look no further than our straw mat.
Conde Nast Traveler: 9 Best Slippers for Women, Since That's All We're Wearing These Days
We're with you, Conde Nast Traveler: comfort is indeed key right now, and we're so happy to see our slippers in your round-up of some of the comfiest slippers around!
Garden & Gun: A Mother's Day Gift Guide
Thank you to Southern lifestyle publication, Garden & Gun, for including our braided straw slippers in their guide to perfect mail-order gifts "for Southern mamas."
Canal Street News: Pearl River Mart Continues to Radicalize the New York City Supply Chain
Thank you to Canal Street News and reporter Alexandria Misch for covering Pearl River and how we've always worked "creatively" to source what we've needed.