Dittrich Furs, Detroit’s oldest privately held business, announced it will close on April 30 after 132 years in operation.

Founded in 1893, the family-owned store has been run for five generations, offering fur and natural material fashions with a focus on craftsmanship and personal service.

The Dittrich family cited retirement and prioritizing their health and well-being as the reason for closing.

A “retirement liquidation sale” will take place ahead of the store’s final day, CBS News has reported.

Dittrich Furs is known for having one of the largest fur collections in the United States.