Interesting halter and tack shop on Main Street in Paris providing leather goods for horses…read moreworldwide. They also made belts for the non horsey set. Quality and care go into every item made. 58

From the owner: Quillin Leather & Tack, Inc is a full service tack and leather goods shop and the largest "Custom…read moreShops" in the nation that hand crafts over 17,000 halters a year. With only a few exceptions, every leather item they sell is made in their Main Street workroom by craftsmen with a combined 80+ years of experience. Quillins' 12 employees produce a variety of products, from key tags, belts and dog collars to halters worn by leading stallions and multi-million dollar Keeneland sales toppers. Quillins supplies local and international customers and boasts a client list that reads like the whose who of the thoroughbred industry. Attention to detail, impeccable craftsmanship and personal service has made Quillin Leather & Tack synonymous with quality for almost 30 years.

i personally love the shoes but they should add more shoes brands like jordans, lebrons, and kd's…read morebecause i wanted a pair of kd6 and they didnt have the brand which hit me hard asso i got some mint green converses but i love the store alot

great place helpful staff! very clean and updated, nice to have in our small town! only issue I had…read morewas figuring out they use a card instead of quarters but once you figure it out it's pretty convenient!

As a Paris resident we don't have many options so this is my only place to wash. It's pricey but my…read moreonly option. The older lady seems sweet but only to the Caucasians. The new attendant is ok but is hardly there mostly outside on the phone n smoking. There's a skinny attendant she's always helpful keeping everything tidy. Tom is awesome and too nice to the lazy employees.

Great service easy checking outs food storage great don't like checking out large grocery amountsread more

Every time I go to this walmart, there is someone with a pet animal inside. It's almost always near…read morethe food aisles. This time, it was an off-leash golden retriever. This is obviously unsanitary & inappropriate. I love animals as much as the next person, but pet animals (non-service) do not belong in businesses where food is being distributed. Do better, Walmart.