Fashion is the future in Ohio City, according to Zach Cooper, a U.S. Marine Veteran and small business owner who is working to transform a vacant funeral home into a suit shop and speakeasy.
CLEVELAND — Fashion is the future in Ohio City, says Zach Cooper, a U.S. Marine Veteran and small business owner who is working to transform a vacant funeral home into a suit shop and speakeasy.
He’s hoping to bring the refined, stylish energy to Northeast Ohio and fill a large gap in the Cleveland market.The Avon Lake native has had his eyes set on 3929 Lorain Avenue in Ohio City for as long as he can remember.From the outside brick to the walls inside, he found himself captivated by the possibilities.
He is pouring his savings and energy into transforming the 8,000 square-foot space into a men’s suit shop, speakeasy and hangout."Sartorial" is an expression used to say “you look sharp." Cooper says the business won’t necessarily be contained to just the upstairs floor, because once you head down the steps there’s a bit of a surprise. He’s going to transform the basement space into a speakeasy and lounge.
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