New York Trip Tip a Day - Manhattan's Garment District

Tip of the Day:  Enjoy the button and needle part of town
Fashion Center - Information Kiosk
7th and 39th


The Garment District, also known as the Garment Center, the Fashion District, or the Fashion Center spans from 5th to 9th Ave and from 34th St to 42nd St.

Notice the yarmulke on the tailor.

 Parson's the New School for Design at 66 Fifth Avenue 
Project Runway type location shot of Parson's
We love Project Runway!

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  1. WilleWorks.comJanuary 19, 2012 at 7:18 PM

    Your trip looks like so much fun! Where did you get that beautiful purple scarf? I want one too. Perhaps you did some NY shopping? xxoo M

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  2. Janine DallasJanuary 19, 2012 at 7:41 PM

    M
    Nika brought this scarf home for me from Paris - it's one of those sell on the street types that's super touristy but so fun and warm back here in the US. We did have a fun trip to NYC - I told my daughter this blog is like a scrapbook of our trip!
    xxoo back, J

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