The Edit: New York & Company
Apr 27, 2018
Can we talk for a minute about NY & Co.? Â I haven’t done much shopping there since I was a young intern (you know, back when the dinosaurs roamed the earth), but a few of their new collections look amazing. Â If you haven’t turned your eye in their direction for a while, but a few pieces that looked awesome for summer.
Also, one of the things I like about NY & Co. is that they’ve been quietly offering petite, tall, plus, and extended sizes (00 and 20) for years now. Â While some retailers expect a red carpet rolled out for them for recognizing that women come in sizes other than misses, these folks have just been making clothes for every size.
Gabrielle Union Maxi Dress ($79)
I think this is an incredibly chic look. Â It feels very Palm Springs — sipping Limoncello poolside, chatting about the latest beach reads.
Floral Maxi Dress ($89, also in petite/tall)
Can you tell that I’m kind of feeling maxi dresses this summer? Â These are my daytime pajamas. Â No more leggings, I bring you maxi dresses.
So if you’re hunting for a dress, top or accessory to spruce up your wardrobe without spending a fortune, give NY & Co a look. Â I would describe the quality as Limited-esque/Express-esque but with a wider range of styles and sizes.
I shopped there until they closed our only local store a few years ago. đ
Our BR closed last year and Loft closed a couple months ago.
I rediscovered them last year myself. I adore their collaborations with Eva Mendes and Gabrielle Union. I don’t have a local store but have been happy with the online selection and customer service (the one time I had to make a return).
Yes! NY & Co. is where I get most of my pants. Theyâre one of the few places that offer tall, curvy-fit pants (not just jeans!) in my budget.
I don’t think I’ve been in one in two or so years. Walk by one on my way home from Silver Spring most days, maybe I’ll pop in?
I strongly recommend checking out their options in-store where you can physically see the clothes. I’ve unfortunately have trouble with their quality. I like the shapes and designs but I’ve had a few dresses wash absolutely terribly – shrink several inches and pill nearly immediately. Some of the fabrications feel cheaper than I’d like as well. All of that said, I have had a couple of real gems for them and hope there are more of those in the future!
YES to this! I used to rock NY&Co all the time as a 22 year old 5’11 baby law student. It was the only place I could find pants long enough đ 10 years later, I haven’t shopped there in years, but looking at their website just now has changed my mind. Thank you for the heads up!
I’m wearing a NY&Co shirt today đ
I usually stock up on basics (white and black blouses, plain black simple dresses, belts, etc) when they have their seasonal sales. I find the quality so-so. But for a $10 shirt, I figure if I get 20 wears, that was a fine deal. I’ve had pieces that last MUCH longer too, but the quality seems to depend item-to-item.
I do think their stuff is pretty cute. And they have sales very often, which helps đ
It is one of my absolute favorite stores. I get most of my dresses and cardigans from there.