September 20, 2013
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2:33Now PlayingKaren and Teddy Sadaka, the co-owners of Apparel Production Inc., discuss the decline of the garment district in the past four decades and their skepticism towards corporate promises to bring mass garment production back to the United States.
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The decline of New York's garment district - Notes from All Over - The New Yorker
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