Jamaican-Born Designer D’Marsh Couture Joins COVID-19 Fight, Making Donation of Masks to Brooklyn Hospital

Designer Glenroy March (in black), pose with the frontline workers

 at Brooklyn Hospital after making the donation.

NEW YORK, NY – April 27, 2020 – Jamaican-born designer Glenroy March and his fashion brand D’Marsh Couture has joined in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently, the independent fashion designer presented healthcare workers at Brooklyn Hospital with a donation of masks to thank them for their service.

The staff expressed their gratitude to the Jamaican-born designer adding that the fashionable masks will certainly add color and brighten their day.

D’Marsh and his team will make another donation in the coming weeks to Brooklyn Hospital which will comprise additional masks plus head covering, before moving on to other hospitals in the tri-state

Here’s how you can help D'Marsh continue its support of the frontline workers. Visit their website: www.dmarshcouture.com/store as the designer is partnering with Av Norden to design, produce, and distribute essential protective gear for frontline workers. For every mask sold, they will produce and distribute a mask and head covering to healthcare workers.

Additionally, with your donation, they will produce and distribute head coverings and masks for healthcare workers. 

                                                                                                                                                             

House of D’Marsh had its genesis in Spring 2003 when designer Glenroy March launched his Spring collection during Caribbean Fashion Week in Jamaica’s capital city, Kingston. This start gave rise to the pursuit of a passion by a talented Jamaican who would later go on to stun audiences not just locally but internationally.