Once fueled primarily by glove making, the economy in Gloversville, NY is becoming more diverse, with locally owned shops, food manufacturers, florists, bookstores and three thriving business parks.
After working with fashion heavy-hitters the likes of Geoffrey Beene, Dries Van Noten and Alexander McQueen, L.A. “Glovemaker to the Hollywood Stars” Daniel Storto moved to Gloversville, NY- the "Glove Making Capital of the US".
Gloversville is known for its prowess in the glove-making industry. The city's rich history is well-preserved and on display in historic downtown buildings including the Glove Theatre, which dates from 1914. Located in the middle of upstate New York and a short distance from Albany and Syracuse, outdoor activities are easy to find with attractions like the Adirondack Animal Land, the largest zoo in upstate New York.