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encloses an area bordered by West 35th and West 40th
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While historically known as the center of textile manufacturing, global trends have changed the way the fashion industry in the
Garment District functions. Over the last 50 years, New York's garment manufacturing sector has experienced a steady decline within the City overall and within the Fashion
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sixfold. By 1880 New York produced more garments than its four closest urban competitors combined. Two out of five ready-to-wear garments were produced in New York City. In 1900 the value and output of the clothing trade was three times that of the city's second largest industry, sugar refining.
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With $ 9 billion in annual sales in 2011, New York City is the United States' top "global fashion city." The core of the industry is
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is a campaign that was created by several members of the fashion industry in an effort to preserve the concentration of fashion industry-related uses in the district. However, as fashion manufacturing declines, many buildings that once housed these large facilities have been converted to office
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Women were the main workforce before 1840. However, by 1880 men took most of the skilled positions previously held by women due to the massive migration of Jewish men from Poland and Russia. Many of them were tailors that adapted to machine production. German and
Central European immigrants to
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Foreigners ourselves, and mostly unable to speak English, we had Americanized the system of providing clothes for the American woman of moderate or humble means. The average American woman is the best-dressed woman in the world, and the Russian Jew has had a good deal to do with making her
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The neighborhood is home to many of New York City's showrooms and to numerous major fashion labels, and caters to all aspects of the fashion process from design and production to wholesale selling. The Garment District has been known since the early 20th century as the center for fashion
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production of ready-made clothing, which continued to grow, completed its transformation to an "industrialized" profession with the invention of the sewing machine in the 1850s. The need for thousands of ready-made soldiers' uniforms during the
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District specifically. This has occurred as a result of high Manhattan rents, domestic manufacturers becoming less competitive in the global marketplace, in addition to the outsourcing of clothes manufacturing to lower-cost foreign markets.
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to the east, 25th Street to the south, Ninth Avenue to the west, and 42nd Street to the north. The southern portion, between 25th and 30th Streets, comprised the Fur District, which conducted a very similar function.
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Arts Festivals, and a Garment District Information Kiosk located on 7th Avenue that provides sourcing information and industry-related services to fashion professionals, students, hobbyists, visitors, and shoppers.
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recruited workers from their hometowns and broke the production into tasks able to do by less-skilled workers. Writing in 1917, Abraham Cahan credited these immigrants with the creation of American style:
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space. Businesses such as accountants, lawyers, public relations and many high-tech companies have moved into the area, and the area is now divided equally between fashion and non-fashion companies.
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annual events—Fashion Week in September and February—attract enormous numbers of visitors and generate hundreds of millions of dollars in economic activity.
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2073:Venues and theaters
2034:Martinique New York
1878:Latting Observatory
1652:New York Times Bldg
1582:The Continental NYC
1567:Bryant Park Studios
1396:Soyer, Daniel, ed.
1295:(Free Press, 1991);
1038:on November 1, 2009
392:Visitor attractions
39:40.7535°N 73.9888°W
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3715:Rockefeller Center
3427:Gas House District
3342:Washington Heights
2869:World Trade Center
2750:Financial District
2560:Caspar Samler farm
2528:Park Avenue Tunnel
2044:Hotel Pennsylvania
1667:Times Square Tower
1657:Pennsylvania Plaza
1632:Marbridge Building
1341:Economic Geography
1096:The New York Times
978:The New York Times
934:Cadle, N. (2008).
713:The New York Times
694:The New York Times
590:The New York Times
532:The New York Times
443:nycfashioninfo.com
409:The Garment Worker
334:New Jersey Transit
284:The New York Times
236:American Civil War
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3824:Garment districts
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3769:Statue of Liberty
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3143:Stuyvesant Square
2908:Flatiron District
2880:Midtown Manhattan
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1792:Demarest Building
1331:978-0-8147-6711-5
1188:on April 20, 2012
1182:fashioncenter.com
947:978-0-549-53513-3
866:on March 12, 2017
807:madeinmidtown.org
803:"Made in Midtown"
622:978-0-312-38580-4
175:Oscar de la Renta
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