
Navy reindeer sweater, gold-dot party dress and cream smocked dress
Photographed in store · Holiday, Family photos
Cold Spring Harbor · Since 1990
Baby through sixteen, Communion and Christening, and gifts wrapped while you wait. Family-run for thirty-five years by Patricia Ramsay and her daughters.

169 Main Street, a mid-1800s house, home to Pashley since 1991.
Shop the house
Babies and toddlers on the first floor. Girls, boys, teens and the Communion department upstairs.

Our story
Patricia Ramsay, a seamstress by trade, opened Pashley in 1990 and named it for her first granddaughter’s middle name. Her grandchildren modeled the clothes; their photographs still hang on the walls.
Today her daughter Debbie runs the store, and Pat gets to dress her great-granddaughter. Four generations, one small blue house.
In the store
Photographed on the porch and in the rooms upstairs. Stock changes weekly; call to ask about a size.

Photographed in store · Holiday, Family photos

Photographed in store · Holiday, Family photos

Photographed in store · Holiday, Formal

Photographed in store · Holiday, Family photos

Photographed in store · Holiday, Formal

From a line we carry · Family photos

Photographed in store · Communion

Photographed in store · Communion
Special occasions
Families come from across Long Island, Westchester and New Jersey for Communion and Christening. Come early in the season for the widest choice.
January through spring
Pashley's communion department fills the upstairs of the house every winter.
Gowns, rompers, bonnets and keepsakes
Christening is where many families first find Pashley.
Weddings and formal events
Party dresses in ivory, white and soft colors, with sashes to match a wedding palette, alongside boys' suits, blazers and shortall sets for ring bearers..
Velvet, plaid and matching siblings
Every autumn the porch mannequins change into velvet dresses, reindeer sweaters, blazers and gingham.
Brands
Visit
Free street parking in front, rocking chairs on the porch, and a staff who will pull sizes while you look around. Complimentary gift wrapping on everything.
Store hours
Call the store. A person who knows the stock answers the phone.