From legendary fashion houses to neighborhood fabric shops, discover the people, businesses, and traditions that make Manhattan's Garment District an important part of New York City's creative economy.
Discover the designers, fashion studios, wholesale showrooms, and creative businesses associated with New York's fashion industry.
Explore Fashion Designers & Showrooms →Explore the growth of the garment trade, historic factories, immigrant workers, and the neighborhood's lasting influence on American fashion.
Explore Fashion Industry History →Learn about the district's fabric retailers, textile suppliers, specialty materials, and resources for sewing and fashion projects.
Explore Fabric & Textile Stores →Discover pattern making, cutting, sewing, sample production, and the skilled trades involved in manufacturing clothing.
Explore Garment Manufacturing →Explore the tools and materials used by fashion professionals and hobbyists, including buttons, zippers, trims, thread, and patterns.
Explore Sewing Supplies & Notions →Plan a visit to the Garment District with information about shopping, notable landmarks, public art, and neighborhood attractions.
Explore Shopping & Visitor Guide →The Garment District is located in Midtown Manhattan, centered around Seventh Avenue and the streets surrounding Pennsylvania Station and Times Square.
Discover fabric and trim stores, fashion showrooms, sewing supply businesses, historic buildings, and the famous Button and Needle sculpture.
The neighborhood is accessible by subway, bus, and commuter rail. Nearby transportation hubs include Penn Station and the Times Square subway complex.
NYC Extra celebrates the creativity, craftsmanship, and history that make the Garment District an important part of New York City.