Hundreds of Justice, Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant and Catherines stores are closing. Here are the NJ locations.

Ascena Retail Group Inc., the parent company of Justice, Ann taylor and several other women’s fashion brands, plan to permanently shut down a significant number of New Jersey stores, according to court documents.

The Mahwah-based company, which is also the parent company of Catherines and Lane bryant, recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Court documents filed on July 23 in US bankruptcy court indicate that approximately 1,100 out of 2,800 stores will close, including all Catherines establishments.

In New Jersey, there are currently 30 Justice, 16 Lane Bryant, 11 Ann Taylor, and seven Catherines. In total, 39 of the 64 stores will close their doors, according to court documents.

The following 21 justice offices in New Jersey are closing:

• Eatontown: Monmouth Mall; 180 Rt. 35 South
• Flemington: The Shoppes in Flemington; 100 Reaville Avenue.
• Hamilton: Hamilton Market; 420 Marketplace Boulevard
• Holmdel: Holmdel Commons; 2130, route 35
• Howell: Howell Commons; 4743 Rt. 9
• Lawrenceville: Quaker Bridge Shopping Center; 3320 Route 1
• Livingston: Livingston Mall; 112 Eisenhower Pkwy.
• Marlton: Marlton Crossing; 221-223 Rt south. 73
• Mays Landing: 210 Hamilton Commons
• Mount. Laurel: Centerton Square; 12 Centerton Road
• North Brunswick: Shoppes in North Brunswick; 771 Shoppes Blvd.
• Old bridge: Shoppes at Old Bridge; 3853, route 9
• Paramus: Westfield Garden State Plaza; 1 Garden State Plaza
• Rockaway: Rockaway Townsquare; 301 Mount Hope Avenue.
• Short hills: The Short Hills Shopping Center; 1200 Morris Turnpike
• Sicklerville: Stores at Cross Keys; 611 Cross Keys Road
• Succasunna: Roxbury; 275 Rt. 10 E.
• Toms River: Ocean County Mall; 1201 Hooper Ave.
• Vineland: Cumberland Mall; 3849 S. Delsea Dr.
• Woodbridge: Woodbridge Center Shopping Center; 355 Woodbridge Center Dr.
• Woodbury: 1800 Clements Bridge

The following 10 Lane Bryant locations in New Jersey are closing:

• Bridgewater: Somerset Shopping Center; 369 routes 202 and 206
• Cherry Hill: Hillview Shopping Center; 2135, route 38
• Elizabeth (outlet store): The Mills of Jersey Gardens; 651 Kapkowski Road
• Jackson (factory outlet): Jackson Premium Outlets; 537 Monmouth Road.
• Lawrenceville: Quaker Bridge Shopping Center; 3320 Route 1
• Livingston (factory outlet): Livingston Mall; 112 Eisenhower Pkwy.
• Marlton: Willow Ridge Plaza, 748A, route 73 S.
• Mays Landing: Hamilton Commons; 4215 Black horse pike
• South Plainfield: Hadley Shopping Center; 4989 Stelton Road
• Wayne: Wayne Towne Center; 173 Route 23

The following seven Catherines sites in New Jersey are closing:

• Deptford: 1500 Almonesson Road
• Edison: Wick Shopping Center; 561 route 1
• Full ownership: Pond Road Plaza; 4345, route 9
• Lawrenceville: 3321 Brunswick Pike
• Moorestown: 1620 Nixon Dr.
• Paramus: Route 4 W.
• Union: 1701 Morris Ave.

The following Ann Taylor site in New Jersey is closing:

• Jackson (factory outlet): Jackson Premium Outlets; 537 Monmouth Road.

Official store closure dates have yet to be announced, although liquidation sales have started at most Catherines stores as well as closing courts, according to court documents.

The judges’ website says articles can be found for up to 70% reduction at closing locations, while you can also get 60% off clearance items online.

Catherines items for sale can be found with up to 60% off in-store, as well as online.

Ascena hopes to sell the brand, he said in a report. The company also operates ATTIC, Lou and Gray, and Cacique, but it’s unclear if any of New Jersey’s 21 stores should close.

It was a tough few months for the already struggling physical retail industry.

Lord and Taylor, Mens Wearhouse, JCPenney, Brooks brothers, New York and company, On the table, Imports from Pier 1 and Lucky Brand all filed for bankruptcy during the coronavirus pandemic.

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