Freep turns focus to indie shops Hugh, Nora, Detroit Mercantile
It’s always nice to see smart, new businesses get a nod in the dailies. We were happy to see the Freep catch up to three of our faves last week.
An excerpt:
Up this week? Three independent stores in Detroit.
Two are located in Midtown and the other is in Eastern Market.
Among them you can find Stormy Kromer wool hats, fabulous notecards and wrapping paper, cuff links made from Tiger baseballs, vintage Playboy magazines and barware, tablecloths and linens, and home accessories with a Scandinavian flair.
Read on here.
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