Martin Greenfield, a Holocaust survivor, renowned tailor, and inspiration to many, passed away. He overcame a tragic past to become a legendary figure in the fashion industry, dressing presidents, celebrities, and influential figures. His legacy of resilience and craftsmanship lives on through his work and the impact he had on those who knew him.
Soldier. Patriot. Hero. Legend. Integrity. Honor. Honesty. Sacrifice. Kind. Gracious. Humble. Warrior. (and Mensch h/t @emilyakopp). https://t.co/DPLGaiGq6I
Defying boundaries of taste and time, Martin Greenfield dressed Dwight Eisenhower, Meyer Lansky, Leonardo DiCaprio and LeBron James. Men skilled in the arts of power projection — along with writers and designers — called him the nation’s greatest tailor. https://t.co/ftufKzVaZV
I mourn the death of the Great Martin Greenfield, America’s foremost tailor, and a Holocaust survivor with the most extraordinary story. Martin made my Rabbi sabbath coats, Kapotes, that I wear till today and which are still being made for me by his son, Jay, and my very dear… https://t.co/vLgpQbS3ly
Martin Greenfield personified the very best of New York City, and his life is one of the most inspiring stories of our time. It was a great honor to be a customer. https://t.co/Pi1lXZQwKp
He dressed six presidents, coached designers and made thousands of suits for TV shows and movies. But his beginnings were dismal: He learned to sew at Auschwitz. https://t.co/cwGzn6pHsW
An amazing story of a man who saw the worst of humanity and answered with the best. May his memory be for a blessing always. @QJCCTweets https://t.co/IbaP5Jzam3