NEW YORK CITY-After 45 years at 263 West 40th St., B&J Fabrics Inc. is packing up its textiles for new digs down the road. The distributor of high-end fabrics was forced to relocate after its building was condemned to make way for the New York Times’ new headquarters.

B&J is now preparing to move into 15,568-sf of office and showroom space at 525 Seventh Ave. this September. The 15-year lease is set in the Fashion Center Building, between 38th and 39th streets, which is home to other high-end designers such as Nicole Miller, Badgley Mishka and Jason Tynan & Co.

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