A small tailoring outlet in Brooklyn, proprietor Joel Peter Pitkin swiftly fell under the thumb of the Tattaglia family, who provide the majority of his clientele. The influence of the Tattaglias and caporegime Tony Bianchi also meant that a boxing club began in the backroom of Pitkin's store.
In 1945,Aldo Trapani began making moves on Brooklyn and seized Pitkin's Garments for himself.
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Joel Peter Pitkin does most of his tailoring work for the Tattaglias, who certainly couldn't be described as the most elegant of guys. Of course, a change of ownership might be the best thing for him. He can then cater to a more discerning clientele. This establishment also features two bruisers in the back room, ready to challenge your punching power.