I have gone there a couple of times now. They do good work and are on-time with the repairs…read more A solid place to go for repairs. They look like they do a fair amount of business, so they have a good following.

Excellent service great work! Definitely going back. Great…read morecraftsman. Hard to find people that do this type of work,

Beautiful selection of quality products, and the owner obviously has a passion for the business…read more We bought 3 beautiful wool blankets by Pendleton here and they were a great price.

Service, selections, value all 5 stars. A great browsing place leather goods especially. Had the…read moresame owner for over 60 years.

Love the people here. Friendly, knowledgeable, helpful when you need them. Good selection of…read moreproduct in a wide range. I wish the Tandy product would have a little more information on them. For instance, medium rivet. I don't know the depth. Sometimes it's useful to bring in a scrap piece of what you're working with. Sometimes a bit high in price, but then again, I don't have to pay shipping and wait. As mentioned, you can save with becoming a member, and they will help you out to decide if it's worth it for you. It may not be as a hobby. But if you are going to do enough to sell items on Esty or Faire's then it will more than likely be worth it.

Tandy Leather is amazing! I wasn't sure if it would be worth driving out here, but I was 20 minutes…read moreaway for work one day and thought I'd check it out since I'd been admiring things online for ages. So so glad I came in! I'm new to leatherworking, and even having read project instructions and blogs, I wasn't sure what I needed or what to do with the tools and dyes. I browsed for a while and when I was ready to check out, Cass (sorry if I'm spelling it wrong!) asked what I was making and helped me weed out unnecessary tools and replaced them with what I really needed. She also took a lot of time walking around explaining what I'd need to dye leather and finish it, what kinds of coatings to use, and gave me a demo of using the strap cutter, dye, top coat, wax coat, gum tragacanth and edge slicker, as well as both edge bevelers I was purchasing. So so useful! She explained why eyelets won't work in belt holes (buckle pins need an oblong hole or they'll get stuck), and was generally really easygoing, full of great tips, and she gave me the leather sample piece so I could remember what to do. Also, she pointed me to their classes which are free if you get a $35 per year membership, totally worth it for four classes of instruction on carving, tooling, dyeing, etc. I have to make time to come back for that! There was a huge selection of tools in an organized and uncluttered store in a mill building with tons of parking. It's a little out of the way but I'm excited to take classes when I can fit them in and to come back if I have questions. Thanks Tandy!

The owner was incredibly helpful. Leather goods were beautiful. So nice to shop local in an…read moreadorable little New England town on our vacation to Boston.

Been shopping here for 25 years and, never disappointed. Great friendly knowledgeable…read moreservice.Excellent quality leather belts to jackets and all in between too. Much better than found elsewhere. A must stop place with very friendly owner too!

In the age of Amazon and cheap foreign products made in sweatshops --- thank the lord for this…read moreplace making sick leather jackets right here in the USA. Ten stars.

I looked everywhere for a leather jacket. I purchased one online for 350 at Thursday boot because…read moreit looked great in the pictures but when received it, I found that it was cheaply made. So I went to Rt1 Leather in Danvers, ma now on 114. What a total difference! They have super quality, made in America right there with a wide selection! This leather is thick, with all leather inside pockets and a removable lining. Same price as that piece of crap from Thursday boot that I returned! I'm extremely satisfied!

A great leather store with quality leather products. Very…read moregood leather!! Biker stuff, belts, chaps, vests, jackets, gloves, bandannas, and other stuff made from thick cowhide. A got a vest with cool old Buffalo nickle buttons!! Great quality. I said that already. We love this small store.

Went there today...what a wonderful man Art is...spent 2 1/2 hours talking to him....he has great…read morequality leather and is HONEST with you about what you need when you are riding and what you don't!! He is going out of business on October 30, 2011 so get there now as his leather is heavily discounted already! I went iwth the intent of getting a jacket and walked out with that, some chaps, a purse and a rain suit! Just love this store and sorry to hear he's leaving the biz!

I worked with Chris at Ebinger Brothers to get a leather hide for an upholstery project. I could…read morenot be happier with the service I received or the quality of the hide. Chris was great to work with and sent me several samples by mail (since it is hard for me to make it up to Ipswich during work hours). He even helped me by looking at photos of the chair to help me decide how much leather I needed (hides are not cheap!) The hide was delivered quite quickly to my home for a pretty small additional fee. The cost for the leather seems really reasonable for the quality. I cannot wait to see how the chair turns out when the project is done. I do not write a lot of reviews, but I has to for this great business. If you need leather look here.

Phenomenal work for removing tough stink on my husband's leather shoes…read more I accidentally spilled laundry detergent on his shoes. Took them to a local leather shop for cleaning, but couldn't remove the stains completely. I then found this shop on Yelp. Decided to give them a call. They took up the challenge and executed it marvelously. Thanks Dan!

I respect the negative experiences of the other shoppers here, but I have always found Dan and Jill…read moreboth pleasant and easy to work with. Dan has shortened the sleeves of two leather jackets for me and done beautifully both times, and the way Jill calls their husky-mix Nadia an "old broad" always makes me laugh. The short hours of the shop are a bit annoying, but not a big obstacle and I'm going to keep coming here for any leather repairs I might need.