Four days a week this shop stays closed until mid-afternoon. Tuesday through Friday it runs 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. Saturday is 10:00 to 6:00, Sunday 10:00 to 5:00, and Monday it does not open at all. The store also asks that pickups and walk-ins arrive no later than an hour before closing, which means a 7:30 p.m. Thursday stop is not really a fitting — it is a pickup at best. Plan the appointment for a weekend morning or a school-night evening and the schedule makes sense; treat it like a normal retail block and it will not.
The address is 141 Berkley Rd, Suite 5/6. Clarksboro is an unincorporated village inside East Greenwich Township in Gloucester County, New Jersey, and Berkley Road is County Route 678, running east from Route 44 in Paulsboro to Kings Highway at Mount Royal. It crosses I-295 at Exit 18, the Paulsboro/Mount Royal/Clarksboro ramps, so the drive from the interstate is measured in seconds rather than miles. This is not a shopping district. The township’s own list of local businesses puts a dry cleaner, a primary care office, a foot and ankle practice and the Cinder Bar on the same short stretch of road. The store’s directions say to look for its awning, which is sensible advice on a block of suite numbers.
Brands confirmed on the floor
Four labels list Clarksboro on their own authorized-retailer locators: Jovani, Amarra, Ashley Lauren and Jasz Couture. Those are the ones worth calling about by style number, because authorized dealers can tell you whether a specific style is physically in the building and in what sizes. The shop’s own designer lineup runs longer than four names — Primavera Couture, Portia and Scarlett and Rachel Allan are among those it features — and its online prom and homecoming collections carry an in-store filter that narrows the catalog to what is actually hanging on the racks. Use that filter before driving, then confirm by phone at (856) 599-1330.
Prom is the core of it, but homecoming and quinceañera are separate collections here, not afterthoughts folded into the prom racks, and the store stocks shoes and accessories alongside the gowns.
Whose prom this is
East Greenwich runs its own schools only through sixth grade. From seventh on, students go to Kingsway Regional in Woolwich Township, the district shared by East Greenwich, Woolwich, Swedesboro and South Harrison, with Logan Township sending students in on tuition. The high school enrolled 1,822 students in 2024-25, so a Kingsway senior class alone is a few hundred dresses. Kingsway puts its 2026 prom on Friday, June 5, from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton on Marlton Pike West in Cherry Hill — a late date by South Jersey standards, and a reminder that shopping in February is early, not frantic.
Beyond Kingsway, the store sits inside easy range of Paulsboro, West Deptford, Gateway Regional and Clearview Regional, Kingsway’s longtime rival up in Mullica Hill. Same-school overlap is a real question in a trade area this tight; ask what the shop tracks by school before you commit.
What the alternative trip looks like
The superstore option is about twenty miles northeast: Jan’s Boutique on Marlton Pike East in Cherry Hill, open since 1974 and advertising more than 15,000 dresses. There are also long-standing shops in Collingswood and Haddonfield, and Philadelphia is across the Commodore Barry or the Walt Whitman. All of that is a highway trip with parking at the end of it. Kingsway families are already driving to Cherry Hill for the dance itself; buying the dress there too means making the same run twice.