Detroit's Fashion Legacy Comes to a Close as Beloved Fur House Closes Its Doors After 132 Years
In a bittersweet announcement, the owners of Dittrich Furs, one of Detroit's most iconic and oldest privately held businesses, have decided to retire and close the company after more than a century in operation. The fifth-generation family-owned business has been serving the city and Southeast Michigan for an impressive 132 years, leaving behind a legacy of quality fur and natural material fashion.
The Dittrich Furs story began in 1893, with the same family having taken over the reins five generations later. Throughout its history, the company has remained committed to providing exceptional craftsmanship, care, and personalized service, earning it a loyal customer base and solidifying its reputation as Detroit's oldest privately held business.
However, due to personal reasons, the Dittrich family has made the difficult decision to focus on their own health and well-being. As a result, the company will be shutting its doors for good, marking the end of an era in Detroit's fashion scene.
In a heartfelt message posted on its website and social media channels, the Dittrich family expressed their gratitude to customers over the years, acknowledging the loyalty, trust, and friendship that has kept them going for so long. They also announced a retirement liquidation sale, offering 70% off the entire inventory of more than 3,000 fashions, valued at over $9 million.
Located in Detroit's New Center area, the Dittrich Furs store will remain open for its final days, allowing customers to browse and purchase their favorite designs. With this closure, a significant chapter in Detroit's history comes to an end, leaving behind memories of quality craftsmanship and personal service that will be cherished by the community.
Detroiters can say goodbye to a beloved institution and remember the Dittrich Furs legacy as it continues to shape the city's fashion identity for generations to come.
In a bittersweet announcement, the owners of Dittrich Furs, one of Detroit's most iconic and oldest privately held businesses, have decided to retire and close the company after more than a century in operation. The fifth-generation family-owned business has been serving the city and Southeast Michigan for an impressive 132 years, leaving behind a legacy of quality fur and natural material fashion.
The Dittrich Furs story began in 1893, with the same family having taken over the reins five generations later. Throughout its history, the company has remained committed to providing exceptional craftsmanship, care, and personalized service, earning it a loyal customer base and solidifying its reputation as Detroit's oldest privately held business.
However, due to personal reasons, the Dittrich family has made the difficult decision to focus on their own health and well-being. As a result, the company will be shutting its doors for good, marking the end of an era in Detroit's fashion scene.
In a heartfelt message posted on its website and social media channels, the Dittrich family expressed their gratitude to customers over the years, acknowledging the loyalty, trust, and friendship that has kept them going for so long. They also announced a retirement liquidation sale, offering 70% off the entire inventory of more than 3,000 fashions, valued at over $9 million.
Located in Detroit's New Center area, the Dittrich Furs store will remain open for its final days, allowing customers to browse and purchase their favorite designs. With this closure, a significant chapter in Detroit's history comes to an end, leaving behind memories of quality craftsmanship and personal service that will be cherished by the community.
Detroiters can say goodbye to a beloved institution and remember the Dittrich Furs legacy as it continues to shape the city's fashion identity for generations to come.