Martin Greenfield: From Holocaust Survivor to Master Tailor
Martin Greenfield, a Holocaust survivor who learned to sew in Auschwitz, became a renowned men's tailor in the U.S., dressing presidents and celebrities. He passed away at the age of 95 in Long Island, New York.
Key Points
- Learned to sew in Auschwitz, which later led to his successful career
- Refused to offshore production and stuck with traditional men's tailoring methods
Pros
- Overcame immense adversity as a Holocaust survivor
- Became a highly respected men's tailor in the U.S.
- Employed specialized skills to produce custom suits
Cons
- Suffered the loss of his family during the Holocaust