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Glitzy NYC buildings order doormen attire to match

The new uniform worn by doormen at Solow Residential buildings
The new uniform worn by doormen at Solow Residential buildings

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From the April issue: They say clothes make the man. It turns out that may be true for buildings as well. Many New York City apartment buildings order custom-made uniforms for their doormen to make sure the staff’s attire matches the building’s style, said Jennifer Busch, CEO of the 122-year-old Manhattan uniform company I. Buss & Allan. “We usually do custom-made uniforms for doorman buildings,” she said, “because they’re all unique and have their own personalities.” [more]

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