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A Toronto clothing shop thats been around for a whopping 70 years is winding down and permanently closing. Family business Korrys was initially o...

TORONTO -- Saul Korman, the Toronto entrepreneur known as The Duke of the Danforth, has died. His menswear store, Korry’s, has been a fixture in Toronto’s iconic Greektown since 1952. Korman’s son Shawn confirmed his father’s death with CTV News Toronto Monday. He said his father suffered a heart attack Sunday and passed away in his sleep. He was 86 years old. A graveside funeral will take place Tuesday. The clothier had not been feeling well and had been home since March, accord...

Toronto businessman and menswear fashion icon Saul Korman dies by News Staff Last Updated Jan 31, 2021 at 10:21 pm EDT FILE -- Saul Korman, of Korrys Apparel Limited during panel discussion about men and their influence on retail shopping. June 4, 2002. (FILE/Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail DIGITAL IMAGE via CP) Toronto businessman and menswear fashion icon Saul Korman has died. His death was announced on Facebook Sunday evening. The post said he was key in shaping Canadian men’s fashion through...

Toronto clothing legend Saul Korman of Korrys Clothiers dead at 86 Torontos iconic suit salesman, Saul Korman, has died at 86 years old.  He went by many names—The Duke of the Danforth, the Gentleman of Greektown—but was best known simply as the owner of Korrys Clothiers to Gentlemen.  Saul Korman has been known as the Danforths best suit salesman since the 1950s.  The suit store, which Korman took over from his father and moved to Coxwell and Danforth in 1958, has been dr...

We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Everybody loved Saul — and he loved everyone back. He was the proverbial neighbourhood institution, opening up his elegant Korry’s Clothiers to Gentlemen on the Danforth back in the late ’50s, when the long stretch of road was mostly car lots and service businesses. He helped define the area as it found its sure footing as one of the most popular and colourful travel destinations in the world, thanks in part ...