#Garment District

[newyorkthegoldenage]

This photo was taken in 1955, but similar activity could be seen in the Garment District into the 1980s. Dresses made in the factories are being wheeled to—a department store? (Macy's is in the vicinity, as were Gimbel's, Saks 34th St., Ohrbach's, and others.) Or a truck to carry them further afield?

Photo: Sabine Weiss via The Guardian

[istandonsnowpiles]

Combo Cannabis Dispensary and Astrology Boutique

[freyascorner1236]

More people need to see this.

[wanderingnewyork]

The Garment District, #Manhattan

[vieformidable]

1970s. This was an common scene in New York City's Garment district. Borough of Manhattan. Corner of 36th & 7th. Macy's Herald Square was located 2 blocks to the south.

Photo by Ozzie Friedman.

[stoic--rose]

got very inspired by @jorrated's portrayal of bb and drew her in class yesterday :]

[twilighttrekkie]

Forgot about this oops

Forgot to share this here, but I made a silly little Goblet Grotto fan animation on my DS Lite!

Thecatamites games have an absolute grip on me, they're genuinely one of my favorite examples to use to counter people to say that video games aren't art. These games are absolutely beautiful to me, and are endlessly unique. (I really need to finish playing the Of The Killer games haha)

[ub-sessed]

I'm in NY for Christmas. Here is a photodump of today's adventure to the garment district:

[buyamericancheese]

[admiralgiggles]

It's good to watch where you're going, because occasionally you'll find stuff like this. It's like a Rorschach test of sorts.

I see Orville Redenbacher. I guess that means I want popcorn.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

A typical day in the Garment District, this one on October 8, 1952, a bustling hub of fashion and manufacturing. The workers who cut, sewed, and pushed endless racks and hand-trucks around the midtown neighborhood were “the living embodiment of New York’s working-class economy, whose sweat and long hours draped the shoulders of the rest of the country,” The New York Times reported in 2012. A stretch of 7th Avenue, between 26th and 42nd Streets, was officially designated “Fashion Avenue” in 1972.

Photo: Sam Falk for the NY Times via Times Instagram

[sleetmonster]

okay so francis york morgan ate some bad guac and can't stop shitting (deadly premonition doesn't want to play nice for stream) so we're going back to the Garment District and playing the even more latest entry, Heart of the Killer!!!

[nygazer]

[wanderingnewyork]

Buildings in the #Garment_District, #Manhattan.

[gracie-bird]

Princess Grace visits the cutting room at Vera Maxwell, Inc. at New York City's Garment District showrooms on April 30th, 1974. Manager David Lebowitz looks on at right.

[studytour2024]

This week, we got the chance to visit Create a Marker, one of the few garment manufacturers left in the district. Everything is sourced and made here. They work with just about any brand you could think of, primarily focusing on ready to wear. They also encourage up and coming designers to work with them to get a head start on their brand which I think is very inspiring. A key takeaway that I learned from this visit was hearing about the different types of measurements and margins that they have to use when manufacturing garments for a brand. Thank you Create a Marker for your time and amazing experience!