US EditionRoslyn mom turns daughter’s wardrobe struggles into global tween fashion brand
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Roslyn mom turns daughter’s wardrobe struggles into global tween fashion brand
When Roslyn resident Shari Fine launched KatieJNYC in 2017, it wasn’t with a business plan or a team of advisers. It was with a sewing machine, a sharp eye for fashion, and her daughter Katie's wardrobe challenges. Katie struggled to find clothing that fit her petite frame and made her feel confident. Fine, armed with years of experience in the garment industry and a mother’s instinct, decided to design a bra that would be both stylish and comfo…
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