James Patterson Quotes

It's Hard To Believe, But Before Manufacturing Went To Asia, New York City Was An Industrial Powerhouse. In The Thirties And Forties, Seventy-five Percent Of Women's Clothes In The Country Were Made Right Here Between Sixth And Ninth Avenues, From Forty-Second Down To Thirtieth. They Were Stitched Up And Put On Racks And Then Rolled Over To Macy's On Thirty-Fourth For Sale. Everything Was Centered Around Penn Station, So People From Out Of Town Could Come In And Shop. The Garment District Here Is Why New York's Fashion Industry Still Leads The World And Seventh Avenue Means Fashion.

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