Associated Boys’ Clothing Manufacturers of Greater New York. Associated Fur Manufacturers. Associated Shirt Manufacturers. Association of Embroidery and Lace Manufacturers. Children’s Dress Manufacturers’ Association. Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers’ Protective Association. Cotton Garment Manufacturers of New York. Dress and Waist Manufacturers’ Association. East Side Retail Clothing Manufacturers’ Association. Ladies’ Hat Manufacturers’ Protective Association. Mineral Water Dealers’ Protective Association. National Association of Separate Skirt Manufacturers. National Society of Men’s Neckwear Manufacturers. New York Association of House Dress & Kimono Manufacturers. New York Tailors’ Verein. Shirt Manufacturers’ Protective Association. Among the employed Jews, the unions are numerous but all gathered up into one central organization. For example, the International Fur Workers’ Union of the United States and Canada, is made up of the following: Feather Boa Makers’ Union. Fur Cap Makers’ Union. Fur Cutters’ Union. Fur Dressers’ Union. Fur Dyers’ Union. Fur Floor Walkers’ Union. Fur Hatters’ Union. Fur Head and Tail Makers’ Union. Fur Lined Coat Finishers’ Union. Fur Nailers’ Union. Fur Operators’ Union. Fur Pluckers’ Union. Muff Bed Workers’ Union. In the garment industry, the organizations include every operation in the process of making clothes. There are separate unions for buttonhole makers, vest makers, pants makers, coat cutters, coat operators, coat pressers, coat tailors, coat basters, lapel makers, knee pants makers, clothing turners, overall workers, palm beach workers, shirt makers, vest pressers, and even a washable sailor suit union. These together comprise the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. In children’s clothing we have another complete organization: Children’s Jacket Makers (three unions). Children’s Jacket Pressers. Children’s Sailor Jacket Makers’ Union. Children’s Cloak and Reefer Workers’ Union. Children’s Dressmakers’ Union. In women’s wear, there are unions organized around every garment known to the wardrobe, some of which are: