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Published on Aug. 13, 2017
Ferrara Manufacturing was highlighted in a 2017 Wall Street Journal article that showcased Manhattan's Garment District as a unique and enduring hub for fashion innovation. Despite challenges from globalization and rising real estate pressures, the district—home to over 400 fashion-related firms—remains an essential resource for designers, startups, and theater costume creators seeking specialized services such as embroidery, beading, fabric cutting, and patternmaking. The article underscores the importance of preserving the Garment District's rich network of manufacturers and artisans.
Joe Ferrara, president of Ferrara Manufacturing, shared his perspective on the district’s resilience and its vital role in New York’s fashion ecosystem. “There are a lot of hard facts that say there is more than a pulse here,” he noted, emphasizing the need for investment to ensure the district’s future.
With 90 highly skilled employees, Ferrara Manufacturing is proud to contribute to the district’s legacy, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation. Located in the heart of the Garment District, Ferrara’s commitment to quality and community strengthens the area’s reputation as a global fashion capital.
Read the full Wall Street Journal article to learn more about Ferrara Manufacturing and the Garment District’s role in shaping New York’s fashion industry.
