
For decades, a New Jersey tailor has been in business, dressing some of the area's most recognizable TV figures and entertainers. When the pandemic hit, business was bleak. Now he's also working to ensure the future of his family and of custom-made clothing.
As CBS2's Astrid Martinez reported Wednesday, you could say the tailoring business is in Joe Camelia's blood. "He opened up a store in those days, I really don't remember, it was the '30's or '40's. He put a key in the door. There was no government in those days," Camelia said.
SOURCE: https://www.cbsnews.com
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