Was looking for My first Leather Motorcycle Jacket did some looking on the web found what I wanted…read morestoped in with many questions Tony answered them all ordered a Brooks 515 had it in one week Beautiful jacket great fit very happy Thanks Tony

If you are needing some custom leather goods, fine leather items of many varieties, or services…read morelike alterations, repairs, or patches, there is no better place to visit than The Leather Depot. Many folks in the entertainment industry know about the Leather Depot, and are frequent customers. Rock Stars among them. Tony and Sharon are always helpful and treat the customers with courtesy. And unlike many other shops, they appreciate your business. Stop in and see for yourself.

Got the $600.00 car coat and not happy. Yes, best materials and very well made. And it's made in…read moreUSA by union labor. It could be a favorite of mine, but . . . . It's way too big. I told Rasty on the phone my exact size, 48 when I ordered it. He said sizing was true. Coat measures 52" across the arm pits, so it's a size 50 - 51. I liked it at first, but it gets way too floppy with its straight cut. The next size down would have been fine. Monkey trap pockets. Put your hand in and you can't get it out. You have to hold on to the bottom hem and pull your hand out. Pockets measure 5.5" across, flaps 7". You struggle to get a wallet in and out of the pocket. Rasty says it's to prevent sagging and that Reed has made the coat that way forever. Maybe the leather stretches. Still, this is silly. A car coat like this is not a fashion statement. You need to be able to put things in your pocket. Bent button. One of the buttons was hard to open and close. Really hard. I figured it was a break in problem. When it did not break in, I looked closely and the button stem was bent. It came that way. Rasty said he'd send another button. I reminded him. He never did. No answer. I wanted to exchange it, even for a price, but by the time I got around to it, I was two weeks beyond the 30 day return policy. Also, I had worn it a half dozen times and it was not "new". I was told I would have to pay an "80% restocking fee", a $480.00 loss. I was told the pockets could not be redone. There was something about recutting the coat, but I would have had to visit Detroit, 800 miles away, or a store in another city and I just don't have the time. Reed would not offer me a slightly better deal on a return and replacement. The coat could pass for new, even if it's not, but they would still only credit me $120.00. Disappointed. Could have been a great experience.

My wife and I stopped in there today as I had an older Reed jacket that needed the lining replaced…read moreand also looking for a new leather jacket. Success on both counts. The sales lady was extremely nice and helpful and they have a great selection of leather items. Some are made right there in the factory and others are imported. Highly recommended if you are looking for an alternative to the mall stores. One tip: they sell on Amazon so check the prices before you go or have your phone with you. The price they quote you may be higher than online but they will honor the lower price.

My husband and I recently took an interest in making leather wallets. When we first began, we…read morescoured forums online about where to get supplies. Tandy came up often, and lucky for us, there's one in Livonia. We began by conveniently purchasing a bag of scrap leather and other necessities at Tandy. One we mastered our designs using scrap leather, we went back for larger, more expensive cuts of leather. The employees were really helpful about what thickness leather would work best for us and never once judged our lack of skill. They did quite the opposite! Advice was given any time we asked, which was welcomed for a couple newbies. We've visited several times now. After comparing prices between Tandy and Amazon, I've determined Tandy is competitive. Some accessories can be found cheaper online, but for leather, we love having a local affordable option. If you're looking for a fun craft to do with your kids or scout troops, you'll find a lot of kits with detailed instructions that anyone can follow. Once my business takes off, I'll begin buying from actual tanneries. In the meantime, Tandy is an excellent source for beginners and intermediate leather crafters alike. Interested in what I've been creating? Check out https://www.etsy.com/shop/WMLeather

I went in to get advice on repairing my luxury leather planner. I was trying to find someone for…read morehelp, which took a while. And then the worst happened. The worker, Terry, asked what was wrong. I showed him the area on my planner that was peeling (which was a small area), but he kept cutting me off asking, "Where-- Where is it? I can't even see it" many times as I was trying to point out the area to him. He then said, "That is such a small area of leather, and there is nothing we can do." Without even allowing me to ask any questions or speak. He just kept cutting me off. I then finally got a word in edgewise and asked if there was a professional leather artisan in store who might be able to repair, and he said, "No we don't do any custom work at all," which didn't really address my question. I asked again, specifying REPAIR, and he said, "No we don't do that." And he did not offer any products they sell to repair it at home, basically expecting me to leave. So then I had to pull him aside again and ask, "Are there any leather glues that I can buy to fix this?" He took me to the product section and pointed out the small Tandy Eco-Flo All In One bottle. I was trying to ask him if that glue would be safe to use on the type of leather of my planner, and he cut me off before I could even say what the leather was, saying, "I'm only recommending this due to the tiny area of issue," and then he walked away. Unhappy with how I was treated, I was waiting to speak with another worker, and it looked like there were only two people working. I took a little bit of time to browse (I had driven forty minutes to get there and was not about to leave), I heard some loud speaking from the cashier's area, where another woman was telling the same worker Terry to "not talk to [her rudely] like that" because she is a seamstress who knows how to work with leather. This gave me the slight indication that maybe Terry is a misogynist. After a while of not being able to find someone to help, I just decided to go checkout, and I prayed I wouldn't have Terry as my cashier. Thankfully I didn't, and I was about to checkout, but I asked the other worker (I cannot remember his name, but he is the manager) about the product, and he stopped me from purchasing the product because it would not help repair my leather planner and instead recommending me to a couple cobblers in the surrounding area. I thanked him for the information, and I also notified him of Terry's actions, in which he said that he will "have a talk with him." Meanwhile, Terry was listening to everything what the manager was saying about how the glue wouldn't be helpful, and he chimed in saying, "Oh wow yeah I would have never thought of that!" enthusiastically, no doubt, to the manager. I turned to Terry saying the product he recommended was completely wrong. I then left. Very unhappy at how I was treated in this store and will take my leather business elsewhere. I cannot believe they employ such a rude man who did not want to look at my problem, kept shouting at me without even letting me talk, and gave me wrong information about leather. The manager was nice and knowledgeable. I say this warning for those of you who are novices with leather information, DO NOT SPEAK WITH TERRY.

My husband and I went to The Leather Company on Dec 1 and bought him a leather jacket. It is an…read moreunusual color and my husband fell in love with the coat. It did need to gave the sleeves shortened. The salesperson said it would take 10 days. On Dec. 20, I went back to the store to see where the jacket was. The sales person said she would check on it. I gave her my phone number. The next day, not having heard anything, I went back and they said it would be 'the weekend". Here it is 9 pm Saturday Dec 23 and I haven't heard anything. I doubt that the jacket will be ready tomorrow. I am disappointed. I am even more disappointed that they haven't had the courtesy to call me. Tomorrow I will go back to the store and I will take a picture of a similar jacket and print it and wrap it up for my husband to open on Christmas Day. I could have done that days ago, if only they had been honest with me. Don't count on alterations being done in a timely manner. And also, they don't even bother to apologize. They just make excuses.

If you want to be pushed into buying things and constantly want to be talked to and followed…read morearound, this store is for you. Most likely you can find the Myra bag you like for half the price online. Stay far away from this store.

The quality of their products is terrific, it takes a while for your order to be processed. I think…read morethis might be due to the size of the business. I thought they had dissolved and was considering filing a claim with PayPal. However, they sent me a tracking number so waited and about a month later I received my strap. I'm glad I waited, it was worth it.

Admittedly, I'm not one to write reviews. However, I am so impressed with the entire Tan That Hide…read moreexperience I had ordering and receiving a radio strap and holster, I couldn't not let others know about it. Ironically, I came across TTH while shopping on Amazon for a radio strap via a review left by a happy TTH customer. I looked up the site, was impressed by the quality of their straps/holsters as well as the fact that stitching and paint are included at no extra charge, all for an incredibly reasonable price. I had a couple of questions following my order and received fast, thoughtful responses. My order was completed in a week (!!!) and received it 10 days after ordering. The quality is beautiful, sturdy, and will undoubtedly last a long, Logan ng time. On top of all that, I received a personally written thank you card from Rob, the owner. I'd highly recommend this company and their products to anyone looking for an excellent radio strap and/or holster at an incredible price. Stay safe!

These are GREAT peeps who have taken care of me and my friends for a while now. I've bought things…read morefrom them that have always been reasonable and their support for all their stuff is unmatched in my opinion. They have EXCELLENT sewing abilities and they put a smile on my face every time I go there. Bout to go again today too!

Awesome customer service and the owner personally makes sure thats the standard for her businessread more

Dropped off a leather for a zipper repair on January 2. Two months later on March 10, I reached out…read morevia email to see if it was done, and Dawn said she'd check. Never heard from her. So I reached out again on April 8 and asked again - she said she'd check. Never heard from her. So - it's October now and I'm curious what happened to my jacket. Really poorly ran shop as far as communication and follow-up, and clearly they don't want my business.

Stop by there on Saturday nice place friendly staff good selection of jackets vests patches belts…read morechaps and gloves

Yes, this one is for my true vintage lovers. Juli and her mom Sara have the best spit I've seen in…read morea long time. The shop was curated with dresses, blouses, jewelry and pillbox hats with gloves. I could go on and on, but if you're looking for vintage not thrift this is your Windsor shop spot.

.::Gem in Windsor::…read more I loved this shop. The staff was very helpful and the shop owner was so delightful! She helped me find exactly what I was looking for and more. I was glad to see they had lots of smaller sized clothing as they seem harder to find at vintage shops.