Pegasus Home Fashions

The shipper is great, nice people and they loaded me very quickly. However, it is no joke that this place can be challenging to get to. Here is what I recommend and you will be successful 👍🏻

Slide your tandems all the way forward. There were turns that I took as wide as possible and still barely cleared. If my tandems were any further back, it would have been a different outcome.

Follow the directions from “Manpreet Singh”review on here. No GPS that I used routed the way he said to take, but when I manually put it in, it came up quicker than any other way it tried and was the most truck friendly way. There’s other ways of getting here, but this is the best!

My 1st time here this morning... i had read the reviews & was prepared for the worst.... AND THE WORST ALMOST HAPPENED..!!! i left Loves in Bordentown New Jersey... i took 295 South to 73 North. Crossed Betsy Ross Bridge for $37.50...!!!! Followed GPS ... on Castor street i went under a 12'6" bridge ( avoid Castor Street )!!!! 3 blocks later at a stop sign, i saw 2 yellow signs saying 12'6" for another low bridge....SO i took a left turn ( i didnt want to push my luck ).....took a right turn onto Erie Road going North, followed a detour ( bridge construction) for a few blocks THEN turned right on 10th Street... 2 blocks later Pegasus was on the left side.... loaded in 1 hour... they also have docks & a larger parking space in the back !!!! When I left, i took a right on 10th Street & a right onto Erie Street... i reccommend to follow Erie Street to Broad Street ( Hwy 611 North about 8 miles) til it dead ends at Hwy 309, left turn onto 309 all the way to Tollway 276.... it is rough section of town where Pegasus is located... DO NOT SPEND THE NIGHT ON THE STREET !! Pegasus has signs warning U that U park overnight at your own risk..... overall, it wasn't too bad... but it could have been...😁😁.... P.S. a review on here gives directions if U are coming in from the North side.... it probably AVOIDS the 2 low bridges that i saw coming in from the South side....

***2LOAD STRAPS***

1st time here & after coming off 95 ramp, traffic was horrific the way gps routed me, I looked at the review directions, hopped over one lane into the 611/Erie and arrived to destination alot quicker!

Coming off 95, taking 611/Erie in.5-1 mile I actually turned right off Broad St. (Broad St is a tight fit from turn only lane, May need to take up 2 lanes so you don't hit poles/ppl)

, then about 5 miles take right on Erie Ave. (A light immediately after taking right)

Then within .5 miles take left onto 10th st and and stop sign take left onto Broad St.
It is a dead end and smaller company..when you arrive it is better to follow road back through the open fence to the back side of the company, then walk up to check in. Especially if you arrive early. Employee cars line street.
Docks in front/rear of building.

14:30 appt, 1400 assigned dock, out 16:15...not bad.

Besure to have 2 straps, they load full truck.

Friendly staff. Women in the office were very nice. Loading time is OK not bad place to pick up the load. Called the warehouse for directions and it was really helpful. From Route 1 North take 9th street exit follow 9th street to Erie ave take right and then on the 10th st take right again and on the Butler ave take Left.

I purchase pillows made by this company at Sam's club. I have never had such a good night sleep in my 57 years of life

Good Place fast loading 1 he🚀

Only took 1.5 hrs to unload bales of fiber

Good place. Friendly people

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Took 676 to callowhill, right on to ridge st(low bridge before the 611), from ridge, make right on to 611, 611 up to Erie st, make a right onto Erie st, the down to 10th make a left, down a Lil on the left is entrance, stop at gate on right and walk to find out where u go from there.
Was construction on Erie street. Also leaving I made a left on Erie followed all the way back to interstate.
There are docks in front and in back. Docks were tight in the front where I had to dock.
Took about 2 hours here. Overall ok experience

The staff is very friendly but it was a long loading process. Nearly 4 hours to get loaded. It is a tight place to get to and the construction on Broad next to the 675 doesnt help if you are coming in from the south. Make very wide turns, slide your tandems forward, mine were at 39', and watch you mirrors like a hawk. Traffic moves for you but be prepared to get stuck between 2 lights that are so close together your trailer is still on Broad.

I would advise you not show up with a truck before 0715. It's just a bad idea, the gate will not be open and there will be a rush of people driving in and out like beheaded chickens.
All in all not a bad place to pick up or deliver except for the fact it's in downtown Philly.

Getting in and out can be a challenge. Followed directions in prev reviews. It was helpful. Thank you! Had no problem. Loading was fast enough.

Driving through Philadelphia during rush hour was interesting. This place Is small. And was very crowded when I got there. But the employs are very friendly and will help you back into the dock. I was there about 2 and a 1/2 hours.

Yes great place love the stuff they have it's wonderful