Since its establishment in the late 17th century, Bushwick has been a place for commerce and production for various industries, from cabbage and potatoes to beer, at one point producing 10% of America’s supply at the William Ulmer brewery. Over the decades, the neighborhood has evolved into a place for artists and makers alike, serving as a home to hundreds of independent businesses. Among them is Martin Greenfield Clothiers, a manufacturing and tailoring company for hand-sewn men’s clothing, where garments are made from start to finish out of their 1917 location.