Because we value the well being and health of SoHarlem Collective Members as well as that of our friends and neighbors, we closed down our operations a month ago. Last week we re-opened for the sole purpose of making gowns and masks for New York City Hospital workers.
We Thank;
SoHarlem’s Entrepreneur-In-Residence, The Dott for Sourcing the Fabrics and Materials
SoHarlem’s Entrepreneur-In-Residence, The Dott for Sourcing the Fabrics and Materials
Master Tailor, Henry Smith and Noah Ortiz, Apprentice for Making Patterns, Samples and Cutting
Master Tailor, Henry Smith and Noah Ortiz, Apprentice for Making Patterns, Samples and Cutting
Javier Valencia for Helping to Oversee Production, Cutting, Sewing and Photographing or Apprentice, Luz, sewing away.
Javier Valencia for Helping to Oversee Production, Cutting, Sewing and Photographing or Apprentice, Luz, sewing away.
The ManHenry House of Tailoring Sewing Sessions Will Resume Once It is Safe to Congregate Click For More Information
The ManHenry House of Tailoring Sewing Sessions Will Resume Once It is Safe to Congregate Click For More Information
“All is infection, mother… We shall sit quietly in this room, and think we’ll be spared.”
Rita Dove, Flammetta Breaks Her Peace
Your Support:
helps us address the lack of diversity in the fashion and garment industries by providing space, resources, and professional guidance to designers of color in developing micro-enterprises;
enables us to build a skilled workforce that sustains our micro-enterprises and take advantage of other opportunities in the garment industries; and
aides our efforts to provide job placement, livable wages and work opportunities in Harlem.
