6th Avenue Superstores
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Between 18th and 23rd streets, the cast-iron buildings that comprised the late-1800s “Fashion Row” are another shopping mecca. Current occupants include superstores like Bed, Bath, and Beyond for homewares, Old Navy for casual clothing, and bargain fashion outlets such as T.J. Maxx and Filene’s Basement.
Practical Information
Bed, Bath, and Beyond, 620 6th Avenue; Old Navy Clothing Co., 610 6th Avenue; T.J. Maxx, 620 Sixth Avenue; Filene’s Basement, 620 Sixth Avenue
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