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ANE CLOTHIER

ANE Clothier is a Luxury Unisex Lifestyle Brand based in Newark New Jersey.

11/17/2025

NEWARK, ARE YOU READY?!

We’re turning Small Business Saturday into a full-on celebration of culture, community, and vinyl vibes!

Join us for the Newark Vs Everybody Hometown Celebration featuring an ALL-STAR VINYL DJ LINEUP guaranteed to keep the energy high and the dance floor moving!

🔥 DJ DAVALZ
🔥 DJ KAYDONNA
🔥 DJ PRIORITY
🔥 DJ ACE
🔥 DJ JOHNNYBUTLER

Pull up, tap in, and feel the heartbeat of Newark through music, movement, and community spirit. 🖤💛

🧤🧣 Bring hats, scarves & gloves to support our community giveback initiative—let’s make a difference together!

SHOP the vibes | DANCE with the DJs | NETWORK with local creatives | CELEBRATE the city we love.

Off The Hanger & ANĒ CLOTHIER STYLE LOUNGE -
17 Academy St., Suite 510
Newark, NJ 0715 - Arts And Education District.
November 29, 2025
12 PM – 5 PM

It’s Small Business Saturday—let’s show OUT for Newark!

Let’s go, hometown heroes—see you there!

11/07/2025

NEWARK VS EVERYBODY: HOMETOWN CELEBRATION + Giveback Opportunity

Presented by Prudential and the Community Foundation of New Jersey

This season, we’re giving warmth and love back to our city 💛. Bring a scarf or pair of gloves to donate during the celebration — every item helps a Newark neighbor stay warm this winter.

Because when one of us gives,
Newark wins.

📍 Newark vs Everybody Headquarters – 17 Academy Street, Suite 510, Newark, NJ 07102
12PM - 5PM

🎟️ Free Admission — RSVP Required. Link in Bio

08/13/2025

When greatness joins forces, the result is magic. We had an absolute blast hosting the 20th Anniversary R&B night — love, music, and community in full bloom!

05/09/2025

“I Dress to Be Seen. I Dress to Be Heard” - Anita Dickens

My Story as a Black Woman in Menswear and Dandyism

Growing up, I was taught that clothes speak before you do. That how you walk into a room—the way your collar sits, the press in your slacks, the rhythm in your stride—tells the world who you are and what you will not allow them to forget.

As a Black woman, choosing menswear was never just about fashion. It was about freedom. About giving myself permission to occupy space with authority, elegance, and edge. Where some saw contradiction, I found clarity. In crisp lapels, I felt powerful. In structured jackets and vintage brogues, I found both armor and art.

My love of dandyism came not from wanting to dress like a man, but from wanting to dress like myself—with intention. Like the Black dandies who came before me—those who flipped the script on colonial dress codes and turned style into protest—I wear my clothes as a statement. Tailoring is my truth. Sharpness is my softness. Detail is my defiance.

There’s a legacy in this. In Harlem Renaissance lounges. In South African Sapeurs. In aunties who wore fedoras to church like crowns. I’m not the first Black woman to bend gendered norms of dress, but I walk with them in spirit. And when I step out in full ANE Clothier—strong shoulder, deep indigo, slow-stitched—I’m not just dressing. I’m remembering. I’m reclaiming.

And now, through The Gentlewoman Social Movement, I gather with others who understand this language. Women who wear blazers like declarations. Nonbinary folk who reinvent the silhouette. Elders who pass down stories with the same care they once passed down hand-pressed trousers. Together, we honor our stories in wool, silk, denim, and dialogue.

I don’t wear menswear to disappear. I wear it to say: I am here. I am whole. And I define what elegance means on my own terms.

03/23/2025

Growing up, vinyl records were the heartbeat of my home—spinning the sounds of legendary artists at house parties and everyday moments alike. My first purchase, Sheila E.’s Glamorous Life on a 45, instantly takes me back to a time when music was more than just sound—it was a feeling, a memory, a statement of style. Today, I cherish those moments and hope to inspire others to do the same—celebrating the timeless connection between music, fashion, and culture.

02/03/2025

🌿 Fashion & Sustainability Workshop 🌿

Join me for an inspiring class where fashion meets sustainability! Learn how to create stylish, eco-conscious designs, upcycle materials, and build a more ethical fashion future. 🌍♻️

📅 Date: FEBRUARY 15
📍 Location: Newark NJ
⏰ Time: 9-12

LEVEL III FACILITATOR - FASHION / TEXTILES / MERCHANDISE

Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District’s Youth Arts Collective (YAC) is an arts meets tech education program for youth aged 9-17 – Generation Alpha – that will provide them with knowledge and employable skills needed to be successful in the 21st Century.

PROGRAM TAKES PLACE SATURDAYS, 9AM-12PM.
ALL STUDENTS RECEIVE A CURRICULUM SPECIFIC FREE DIGITAL DEVICE or TECHNOLOGY!

✨ What to Expect:
✅ Sustainable design techniques
✅ Upcycling & repurposing fashion
✅ Ethical sourcing & production
✅ Hands-on creative session

Fashion is more than style—it’s impact. Let’s make it count! 💚

🔗 Sign up now: https://bit.ly/LPCCDYouthArtsCollectiveSPRING2025]

Address

17 Academy Street STE 510
Newark, NJ
07102

Opening Hours

Wednesday	12pm - 6pm
Thursday	12pm - 5pm
Friday	12am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+19738417770

Website

http://www.aneclothier.com/

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