Just Jersey
Just Jersey
163 South Street Morristown, NJ 07960
163 South Street Morristown, NJ 07960
There are plenty of places where you can buy something that says “New Jersey” on it. Just Jersey is something different.
Step inside the Morristown shop and you’ll find a collection of products that actually come from the people, artists, makers and small businesses that make up the Garden State.
There’s artwork and jewelry. Food and home goods. Pottery, candles, clothing, books, gifts and plenty of things that are a little harder to categorize. Some celebrate New Jersey directly. Others simply happen to be created here.
And that’s really what makes Just Jersey interesting.
A Store Built Around the Garden State
A Store Built Around the Garden State
A Store Built Around the Garden State
There’s a lot more to New Jersey than diners, highways and the Shore. Across the state, artists, makers, designers, food producers and independent entrepreneurs are creating products that reflect the personality of the Garden State.
At Just Jersey in Morristown, owners Paul Miller and Tina Bologna have brought many of those products—and the stories behind them—together under one roof.
Paul and Tina created Just Jersey around a simple idea: celebrate New Jersey by celebrating the people who make things here.
Their shop showcases the natural beauty, diversity, culture, grit and unmistakable attitude of the state through locally produced food, art, gifts, home goods, apparel, jewelry and handcrafted products.
Paul and Tina aren't simply shop owners. They describe themselves as co-owners, curators and shopkeepers, and the word curators is an important part of what makes Just Jersey different.
The products on the shelves are handpicked. They seek out small-batch food producers, artists, designers, craftspeople and independent businesses from around New Jersey, giving shoppers an opportunity to discover products—and people—they may never have encountered otherwise.
That means walking into Just Jersey can feel a little like exploring New Jersey itsel One shelf might introduce you to a local artist. Another might feature a specialty food producer. Around the corner could be a Jersey-themed gift that immediately reminds you of your hometown, favorite Shore destination or something only another New Jerseyan would understand.
Our Pick
Our Pick
Part of the Morristown Community
If you’re looking for a gift that feels distinctly New Jersey, Just Jersey’s Local Goods Gift Baskets are our pick. Each one brings together a selection of products from local makers, giving you an easy way to share a little taste of the Garden State.
Choose from one of Just Jersey’s thoughtfully curated gift boxes, filled with locally made favorites, or work with the team to create your own. A custom basket can be tailored around the recipient, occasion, or the type of New Jersey products you’d like to feature.
They’re a great choice for birthdays, holidays, housewarmings, client gifts, employee appreciation, or simply sending someone a piece of New Jersey. Best of all, every basket does more than make a memorable gift—it helps support the local artists, food producers, makers, and small businesses that Just Jersey was created to celebrate.
Just Jersey also fits naturally into Morristown's walkable downtown.
It's the kind of store where you can stop in while walking South Street, browse without necessarily knowing what you're looking for, and leave having discovered something — or someone — new.
Over the years, the store has also helped connect makers with customers through events, partnerships and community involvement, extending its role beyond simply selling products.
That connection between the store, its makers and the surrounding community is an important part of what Just Jersey has become.
Some Great Jersey Finds Are Here
Some Great Jersey Finds Are Here
Some Great Jersey Finds Are Here
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Local Goods Gift Baskets
A Basket Full of Jersey
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Jewelry & Accessories
Jersey-Inspired Finishing Touches
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Candles and Home Fragrance
Scents Inspired by the Garden State
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Apparel, Hats and Bags
Wear Your Jersey Pride
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Decor and Gifts
Jersey Style for Every Home
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The Jerziest Gifts
You Can’t Get More Jersey Than This
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Souvenirs and Gifts
Take a Little Jersey Home
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Books and Stationery
Jersey Stories, Notes and More
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Baby and Kids
Jersey Pride Starts Young
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Kitchen and Bar
Serve It with Jersey Style
Product List
Product List
List Of Products
34 Heritage
AG Jeans
Amundsen
Alero Sport
Astorflex
Barbour
Billy Reid
Corgi
Criquet
DL 1961
Druthers
Duck Head
Faherty
Fair Harbor
Greyson
Hari Mari
Jack Black
Johnnie-O
Original Madras Trading Co
Long Wharf
Pendleton
PennBilt
Polo Ralph Lauren
Raen
Rails
Red Wing Shoes
Relwen
Rhone
Road to Nowhere
Schott
Scott Barber
Sid Mashburn
Smathers & Branson
St Johns
Tom Beckbe
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Just Jersey
Just Jersey
Just Jersey
Address
163 South Street
Morristown, NJ 07960
Telephone
(973) 590-2820
customerservice@justjerseygoods.com
Hours
Monday - Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm
The Raines Law Room
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Host something unforgettable.
From intimate dinners to full-property buyouts, our oceanfront spaces are shaped around your guest list, not the other way around.
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Classic style, carefully
curated brands, and a shopping experience
built around knowing the customer.
Classic style, carefully
curated brands, and a shopping experience
built around knowing the customer.
Classic style, carefully
curated brands, and a shopping experience
built around knowing the customer.
Why The Raines
Spaces built for the moment.
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Full dfdddfd Buyout
The entire resort, exclusively yours — up to 150 guests for receptions, galas, and milestone celebrations.
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Oceanview Terrace
Cocktail receptions under open sky, up to 60 guests, with the infinity pool as a backdrop.
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Private Dining Room
Seated dinners for up to 25, in a candlelit room built for toasts and long conversations.
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Every gathering, given room to breathe.
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Midtown East / Bryant Park
Midtown East / Bryant Park
Reception
Reception
Sit-Down
Sit-Down
Raines Floor Buyout
150
65
Hawthorne/Terrace + Peacock Rooms
100
65
Hawthorne + Terrace
50
40
Peacock
40
25
Library
40
20
Terrace
25
20
Bar Room
30
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Celebrate your next special event at Raines.
Celebrate your next special event at Raines.
Celebrate your next special event at Raines.
Raines at the William is conveniently located steps away from Bryant Park, Grand Central and Times Square. Tucked away inside The William Hotel (a beautiful historic townhouse that used to be The William’s club in 1924) are our exquisite private cocktail parlors and dining rooms. It is the perfect backdrop for the Raines Law Room experience. Private rooms can be rented individually or combined to make a unique experience for your guests as they flow from room to room.
We look forward to hosting you and your guests, cocktails in hand.
Yours sincerely,
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The Setting
A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.
A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.
A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.
The Floor Plan
How the rooms fit together.
An Invitation
Celebrate your next special event at Raines.
Celebrate your next special event at Raines.
Celebrate your next special event at Raines.
Raines at the William is conveniently located steps away from Bryant Park, Grand Central and Times Square. Tucked away inside The William Hotel (a beautiful historic townhouse that used to be The William’s club in 1924) are our exquisite private cocktail parlors and dining rooms. It is the perfect backdrop for the Raines Law Room experience. Private rooms can be rented individually or combined to make a unique experience for your guests as they flow from room to room.
We look forward to hosting you and your guests, cocktails in hand.
Yours sincerely,
The Raines Law Room
At The William
Listening first
Every event begins with a conversation. We take time to understand your date, your guest count, and what the evening should feel like.
Careful choices
We suggest only what suits the occasion. No packages, no pressure — just rooms and menus chosen with care.
Beyond the night
We think past the event itself. Many guests return, and we keep your preferences on file for the next occasion.
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Considered detail
Our focus is on atmosphere: candlelight, proportion, and pacing, so the evening feels effortless rather than staged.
Many rooms, one evening.
Many rooms, one evening.
Many rooms, one evening.
Six connected parlours, each with its own character — fireplaces, velvet, vintage brass, and a terrace that feels like a private townhouse. Take a single room or take them all, and let the evening move between them.
Your night, your rooms, your pace.
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Private rooms
120
Standing reception
60
Seated dinner
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THE RAINES LAW ROOM
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PRIVATE EVENTS
THE EVENING
THE EVENING
THE EVENING
Behind an unmarked door on East 39th Street, the room opens the way it did a century ago — low light, a long bar, and the sense that the evening started before you arrived.
Cocktails come on silver trays. Conversation stays at the table where it began. Nothing is hurried, and nothing needs announcing.
“The best rooms don’t ask for your attention. They hold it.”
Take a single parlour for a dozen, or the whole floor for a hundred. The room adapts; the feeling doesn’t.
The Setting
A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.
A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.
A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.
The Raines Law Room
The Raines Law Room
The Raines Law Room
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History
History
History
Among other provisions, it prohibited the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sunday—except in hotels. Most men worked a six-day week, and Sunday was the only full day for drinking at saloons. Under the law, however, hotels were allowed to serve liquor on Sunday, to guests only, provided it was during a meal, or in the bedrooms of the hotel. State statutes allowed that any business was considered a hotel if it had 10 rooms for lodging and served food with its liquor.
Saloons quickly found a loophole by adding small furnished bedrooms and applying for a hotel license. Dozens of “Raines Law Hotels,” often located directly above saloons, opened.
As a contemporary source put it:
“This offered a premium on the transformation of saloons into hotels with bedrooms and led to unlooked-for evils,”
namely, an increase in prostitution, as the rooms in many “Raines Law Hotels” were used mostly by prostitutes and unmarried couples.
The Raines Law was passed on March 23, 1896, by the New York State Legislature. It was nominally a liquor tax, but its intention was to curb the consumption of alcohol by imposing regulations.
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