Martin Greenfield, Renowned Tailor and Holocaust Survivor, Passes Away at 95

Greenfield, who dressed several U.S. presidents and celebrities, left a lasting legacy in the world of menswear and beyond.

Martin Greenfield, a Holocaust survivor, died at age 95 in Long Island, N.Y., after a battle with dementia.
Born in Czechoslovakia, Greenfield survived Auschwitz and became a master tailor in the U.S., dressing presidents and stars.
Greenfield's journey from sweeping floors to owning Martin Greenfield Clothiers is a testament to his skill and determination.
His suits, known for their durability and fit, were worn by Presidents Eisenhower, Johnson, Ford, Clinton, Obama, and Trump, among others.
Greenfield's legacy extends beyond fashion, as he was a symbol of resilience, craftsmanship, and the American dream.