#clothier

[grandnexxus]

Here is the 2nd mock up for the Thermal GN hoodie! This hoodie came out amazing!

[lappuncheung]

'Catlyn's Clothier'

The Hells and their new friends in Uthodurn get some new duds courtesy of a royal blank cheque...

[thequeerlibrarian]

I love summer: Bike trips & reading ☀️

[power-chords]

Defying boundaries of taste and time, Martin Greenfield made suits for President Dwight D. Eisenhower, the gangster Meyer Lansky, Leonardo DiCaprio and LeBron James. Men skilled in the arts of power projection — along with fashion writers and designers — considered him the nation’s greatest men’s tailor.

For years, none of them knew the origins of his expertise: a beating in Auschwitz.

As a teenager, Mr. Greenfield was Maximilian Grünfeld, a skinny Jewish prisoner whose job was to wash the clothes of Nazi guards at the concentration camp. In the laundry room one day, he accidentally ripped the collar of a guard’s shirt. The man whipped Max in response, then hurled the garment back at the boy.

After a fellow prisoner taught Max how to sew, he mended the collar, but then decided to keep the shirt, sliding it under the striped shirt of his prison uniform.

The garment transformed his life. Other prisoners thought it signified that Max enjoyed special privileges. Guards allowed him to roam around the grounds of Auschwitz, and when he worked at a hospital kitchen, they assumed that he was authorized to take extra food.

Max ripped another guard’s uniform. This time, it was deliberate. He was creating a clandestine wardrobe that would help him survive the Holocaust.

“The day I first wore that shirt,” Mr. Greenfield wrote seven decades later, “was the day I learned clothes possess power.”

[…]

The culmination of his hopes and efforts was his business, Martin Greenfield Clothiers. It managed the improbable feat of thriving by doing the opposite of the rest of its industry.

Local garment manufacturing had been declining for decades by the late 1970s, when Mr. Greenfield set up shop in the East Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, in a four-story building that had housed clothiers since at least 1917. He refused to manufacture overseas and never changed his standards.

As a result, Greenfield Clothiers was able to offer services that New York’s designers and wealthy suit-wearers could hardly find anywhere else. It is now New York City’s last surviving union clothing factory, Tod Greenfield said in an interview for this obituary in March last year.

[greatcombinations]

[madamplague]

I was going to use the guide and WoF for this little funny, but realized the clothier was perfect.

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[bectheturtle]

Back to drawing my pce not-cats, here's Snowdrop !!

[dirtsoilmulch]

did u know the wiki sidebar sprite for the lunatic cultist is its fake decoy sprite not the real one

[thegothicalice]

🥀🖤

[heinfienbrot]

Otto Tonteri.

[greatcombinations]

[purity-town]

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Everybody makes mistakes, though some are...harder to correct than others.

[madamplague]

I feel like the Arms Dealer would misspell words on purpose just to fuck with the Nurse, and the clothier is just a little silly

[grandnexxus]

Here is the very 1st mock-up we have!! Looks great has high quality 100% cotton going to wash it to see if it shrinks and report back to y’all!

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[dirtsoilmulch]

nothing productive happens in the curse support group meetings