10 Crosby Street features a turn of the century, cast-iron building located in the historic New York City neighborhood of SoHo. This Quintessential space is an entire city block, reaching almost 10,000 square feet of open exposed brick and wood. SoHo was traditionally a manufacturing neighborhood that in recent years has been transformed into a destination spot known for its boutique retailers and classic loft-style office and residential living spaces.

Located in the center of today’s Fashion District, The New Mart Building was the first high rise to be built in Downtown Los Angeles. The ground floor housed the Manufacturers Bank, which was founded to service the local apparel manufacturers from 1975 - 2004. The 20,000 square feet bank is now home to HATCh showroom, and features the original safety deposit vault space. Due to federal financial laws, owner Kay Sides and Betsee Isenberg fought long and hard to keep this breath taking feature, which today showcases HATCh accessories.

HATCh is located in the famous Fashion Industry Gallery of downtown Dallas. This building, formally known as Southwest Plaza was built in 1965 and designed by architect George Dahl. The showroom's marble exterior facade was quarried in Italy and features three magnificent mosaic tile murals.