Liz and her employees are always friendly and the selection of items is great. I never go anywhere…read moreelse for my motorcycle apparel needs.

Paul, Liz, Autumn, and Ron are amazing people who run an amazing business. So friendly, so…read morehelpful, quality items and most importantly, they have treated, me, my wife and my daughter like family. I've purchased helmets, vests, shirts, glasses, boots, and more. They sew all of our patches and inspected my bike. They do mechanic work too, I haven't needed any work done but when I do, I'll be bringing my bikes here. We are lifetime customers here!

Great people great products and great prices! Top notch leather store. Went in Sunday and bought…read morea nice leather vest, they actually have big boy sizes, most places do not and ordering online is a crap shoot. Price was right for the quality. Highly recommended

Yes, a place for bikers...when you drive by, there is usually a row of bikes parked at the front…read more We were greeted as we walked in by friendly old guys, the sellers on the floor. It's easy to enter a conversation with any of them and when asked, they give advice as if they were talking to one of their own friends. The whole atmosphere is easy-going like a place you go to hang out. You don't feel the pressure to buy anything, everyone is there to be helpful. My husband bought a leather vest and got a patch sewn on, then later he picked up a gray t-shirt. That is why I'll keep going back and why I give this five star review. Such personal service. So cool story, we kept buying stuff for the bike...we had bought a pricey helmet that took a bite out of our wallet, so money was tight, but we still wanted to go to Wilson's. We went and I picked up a sticker and we took money out to pay for it. However, the old man cashier we had talked to earlier about our recent purchases and such...He told us, "No, just take it. It's free." This old man seller was very sweet and made my day. :)

Great store. Manager Hunter was great. Wife bought cool hat. Great selection and love Texas…read moreambiance.

Beautiful things. Friendly staff. The coats especially are amazing. Not cheap but you're paying…read morefor quality.

Wow, what a great store. With great staff! That one star review is a bit baffling to me (us)…read more We have a leather sofa, with a rip. Internet searches, and YouTube videos, suggest going to an auto parts store for the repair kit. Well I have been driving past this Tandy Leather location for over 20 years. Never once was I curious about the store, beyond the Tandy name. Well when Thuy got it in here mind to fix this sofa, and after watching many a YouTube video, I said, "Hey, what about the leather store on 377?" Thuy read the reviews, and was not optimistic. She decided to call first, and received from very helpful information from Sherry. We decided to go check it out in person. First off, Wow! I can not get over all the options in this place. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. Anything to do with leather is here. Leather of all sorts. Things to decorate leather with. Tools. Dyes. Even project kits, some very intricate. We met Sherry, and she was super helpful. Helped us with repair ideas, gave us some scraps (to put behind the area needing repair), taught us about the special glues used to bond leather, then told us about dying and color matching. So helpful. Thuy thinks she is all set. We also learned there are classes here too. We enjoyed our visit very much. Glad the negative review did not keep us away. If you know nothing about leather, or even if do and haven't been to this store, you should check this place out. Bottom line: What a cool find, 20 years ago!

Super helpful! I needed just a small clasp for a leather bracelet and the customer service that I…read morereceived was over the top! Excellent!

INCREDIBLE. super helpful staff, high quality leather, excellent prices. And the smell of the…read moreplace is to die for

Great selection. Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent prices! They also do custom prints with no…read moreminimum order! Cleverly hidden in an industrial park, make the turn before the auto dealer!!

Great owner. Good with a teenager that's just getting started in leather craft. Good price, too.read more

Been shopping around for a few months for a good place to purchase a leather working sewing…read moremachine. There are limited choices in Texas but after meeting the owner and staff here, my mind is set on making a purchase here. Friendly folks passionate about what they do. They took a genuine interest in what I was wanting to do in leatherwork and were glad to demonstrate and reccomend a good choice for my small shop. They actually talked me into a less expensive machine than I had originally asked about. I'll be making a purchase in a few weeks and will post a follow up! Check them out for all your leatherworking needs.

If you're into cowboy boots and Texas gear (belts and shirts), this is your place. Took my daughter…read morehere for her birthday present. They offer beer, bourbon or tequila while you shop.

Lived in Texas all my life and not owned one pair of cowboy boots. I'm a city girl and cowboy boots…read morewere always working boots growing up till the non working cowboy boots for fashion trend blowing up five years ago. I see them on girls and they look so cute! Finally bought my first pair today. Really wanted the Loretta but I have wide calves bc of golf so I had to exchange for the Abby. I love these boots! I wore them to work and they were so comfy! They stretch as you wear. They do free cleaning, branding, and they gave me socks to try on boots. Customer service was great!

Interesting place. I stopped by after driving past the place for years and was hoping they had a…read moreleather repair kit for a rip in my car seat. Well they don't offer that kind of stuff. What they do offer is leather for making belts and adding logos and names on leather belts and anything else leather. It's the random crap that you would find in Canton. It's not my cup of tea, but interesting to see and the guy that worked there seemed to know a decent amount about leather. If you're into that "old folk" hobby lobby type stuff then this is probably a place you would appreciate.

This location is permanently closed. Should have been noted on here I traveled quite a way to get…read morehere.

I posted a negative revies about this company in error. They called me back first thing the next…read moremorning to inquire about the complaint. It is not this company but an individual who is using a very similar name. The lady I spoke to was quite helpful and even attempted to find who the fraudulent dealer was but they are not legitimate.

From the owner: Great assortment of cowhides, cowhide accessories, smooth upholstery leather, embossed leather and…read morea few other goodies!

This is one of Louis Vuitton's only American factories, and it specializes in fine leather goods…read moregiven its location in Texas cattle country. While not normally open to the public, LVMH opened their facilities to guided tours for one weekend as part of their Les Journées Particulières, giving a fascinating look behind the scenes. Located pretty far from Fort Worth in the countryside, this ranch has attractive Western terrain with live oaks, cacti and thick brush alongside winding paved roads with street lamps leading to the large compound of stone and glass buildings with plenty of paved parking. The main entrance building has an attractive front desk and lounge decorated with Louis Vuitton purses and books leading to hallways of framed photos and artwork representing Louis Vuitton history. Once one goes through the enclosed walkway to the main factory there's a chamber with original steamer trunks on display along with a huge mascot statue, and then it's onto the rows and rows of sewing machines, leather working equipment and more. The tour was an excellent way to learn some of the history of the company and facility and learn their attention to detail. While there's no telling when such an event will happen again (I hope it's an annual tradition!), I definitely recommend jumping on it any time it's possible. The factory workers and other employees were so welcoming and informative, and it was well worth the drive from Austin.