In 1910, Fred Hughes and Leslie Hatcher opened their clothing store in downtown Detroit, and it soon became the top name in gentlemen’s fine apparel. Aside from its stupendously stylish suits, Hughes & Hatcher was known for having the largest display windows in town. The building was demolished in October 2004. Photos courtesy of Faded Detroit. More about Hughes and Hatcher … [Read more...]
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