Sportswear manufacturer expanding in Bay Shore

David Peyser Sportswear will be expanding in Bay Shore with the assist of economic incentives from the Suffolk County Industrial Advancement Agency. 

The Suffolk IDA has given preliminary approval for tax breaks to support in the company’s $33.7 million project to purchase and renovate the 167,729-sq.-foot industrial building on 7.92 acres at 100 Spence St. 

David Peyser Sportswear previously owns two other qualities at 60 Spence St. and 90 Spence St. and employs 278 people today. The acquire of the new constructing would permit the firm to double its running room, bringing its full workforce under a person roof. 

With its prepared expansion, the company pledges to add 50 extra jobs within two years and its current $11.4 million payroll is envisioned to rise to far more than $13.4 million. 

The renovation ideas for the new Bay Shore developing contact for HVAC enhancements, electrical and mechanical upgrades, architectural and style and design schematics, parking large amount repaving, know-how upgrades, standard development, plumbing, fire protection and much more. The firm is also organizing to develop an on-web page daycare heart for the gain of its employees with youthful kids. 

Launched in 1948 in Bay Shore, the place it is been headquartered for far more than 50 years, David Peyser Sportswear owns a number of clothing manufacturers, including the Weatherproof Garment Enterprise, 32 Levels, Weatherproof Vintage and Junior Gallery and also retains the outerwear license for TUMI. 

“We have been a spouse and children-owned and operated enterprise given that our inception, and we look at our workers a portion of that relatives,” Elliot Peyser, CEO of David Peyser Sportswear, stated in an IDA statement. “IDA support in this project will develop our capability to offer top-good quality products and solutions as effectively as strengthen the operating natural environment and providers for our hundreds of personnel. We are exceptionally grateful to the IDA for affording us with this chance and we glance ahead to a lot of additional several years of running and growing in Suffolk County.” 

Suffolk County IDA Executive Director Tony Catapano said David Peyser Sportswear serves as a “shining example” of how a local business enterprise can prosper in a competitive marketplace. 

“Manufacturing in Suffolk County is a big field and work sector for our inhabitants,” Catapano stated in the statement. “The IDA is delighted to see this homegrown manufacturer further grow in their abilities, workforce and in general commitment to Suffolk County.”