Vintage Tailor Shop Steam Presser New York City 1936

A tailor shop on University Place near 11th Street in New York City shows a proprietor operating a steam presser. Created in November 1936, this image documents the craftsmanship involved in clothing production during the 1930s. The steam presser was essential for achieving the polished look of tailored garments.

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