Martin Greenfield Clothiers

Martin Greenfield Clothiers, Ltd. is a Brooklyn manufacturer of hand tailored men's clothing. The Company was founded in 1977 by Martin Greenfield when he bought the factory from his former employer, GGG Clothes. Mr. Greenfield had joined GGG in 1947 as an entry-level floor boy, ultimately rising to Vice President of Production before buying out his former employer. Initially structured as a traditional manufacturer; currently, Martin Greenfield Clothiers is focused on a hybrid approach. We construct garments to meet the requirements of innovative designers, specialty retailers, costume designers, stylists and individuals. We hand craft the finest made-to-order as well as made-to-measure suits, tuxedoes, sport jackets, slacks, and overcoats 100% built by hand in our 1917 Brooklyn Factory. Martin's sons Jay and Tod Greenfield joined their father in the 1980s and the trio currently manages the Company. We keep our focus on production, not promotion, creating garments with built in intrinsic value. Martin Greenfield Clothiers continues to operate as a union shop out of its 1917 location in Brooklyn. Believing in fostering strong ties to the surrounding community, Mr. Greenfield was instrumental in founding the East Williamsburg Valley Industrial Development Corporation.