Angel Jimenez

Owner of Tavares Cutting Inc.

Owner of Tavares Cutting Inc. 

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When COVID-19 forced non-essential businesses to close, LA’s fashion industry ground to a halt. Garment factories weren’t churning out t-shirts or dresses anymore.

LA garment workers make face masks during health crisis

When COVID-19 forced non-essential businesses to close, LA’s fashion industry ground to a halt. Garment factories weren’t churning out t-shirts or dresses anymore.

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