“All of our tailor friends have either died, their leases expired, or they moved. Most died,” said Nurten Onay, 63, pressing her hands against her Singer sewing machine. A Turkish calendar hangs above her tabletop, this month’s photograph of a mosque in Istanbul. Nurten’s husband, Habito, sat next to her, quietly unfolding a pair of blue jeans. The counter space in the … [Read more...] about On Upper East Side, A New Generation of Tailors Moves In