Money Clip Wallet - Premium Horween Dublin Roasted Chestnut with contrast stitching and a different…read morethan normal logo. Looks amazing and very well made. I like the non moveable clip. It's a very slim wallet, classy with no ID screen on the cover so it really shows off the quality of the leather. Good stuff!

Mitchell's leather is a part of Third Ward and Milwaukee tradition, and though the signage and…read moreentrance is a bit dated, you can't not be impressed by what you discover inside. I came here not to buy any leather goods, but just some leather for my own goods and was very impressed with both the selection and service, especially during the week of Christmas. Beyond that, their products are amazing, and the factory is a part of Third Ward history. I would suggest that you check out their website to get an idea of what they make, who they are, and their general philosophy, then stop in some time for a tour of the factory. Their bags can get pricey since they're hand made and custom made, but they also make belts, wallets, and valet trays (which you may have seen at Third Ward festivals). If nothing else, stop in for a tour. David and his mother like to show off the factory, and it's really great to have a place like this in the Third Ward.

My wife was looking for a purse and she wanted to find something a little bit more upscale... And…read morefound Cindy's store: Heinsight Leather. Not only did the purse fit all of Heidi's criterion but Cindy's "store side manner" is delightful! Cindi went so far as to actually divide a pocket by stitching it in half so it could be divided into 2 sides instead of one big pocket. Which would make it much easier to put a phone in one side and pans in the other, that was so sweet of her... I would highly recommend her shop. Thank you again Cindy! Gordy and Heidi Fritch from East Tennessee

Local business that specializes in all things leather. Cindy is a master at sewing leather. Great…read moreplace to find a unique bag or jacket. Limited hours but really worth your time to check it out when it's open. Watch out for the guard doodle. She loves to be pet.

Lots of biker stuff,Store is well stocked and organized and clean. The very nice Polish gal (…read moreOwner) must have wrote the book in customer service. It's very clear to me. Bikers taking care of bikers. Jim /Semper Fi

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This guy has made lifts for pairs of our shoes and always does a great job. I definitely recommend!read more

This place is a gem! He's re-heeled high heels (multiple times), resoled beloved boots, fixed…read morezippers on a leather coat, restrung a favorite baseball glove. He can do just about anything! Please support this small business.

John made me a custom HUGE leather bag . I picked out the cow hide with him and he made it exactly…read morehow I wanted it. I couldn't be more pleased with the quality of his work. This bag will last forever. The price was really affordable for the size and workmanship. Thanku John!

I was looking to commission a holster for my shotgun, so I went to Leather John upon seeing photos…read moreof his work online. He is remarkably skilled at his craft, and it certainly shows in his work. The project took somewhat longer than initially expected, but for such high quality work and attention to detail on such a complicated custom item, it was well worth the wait. The customer service is top notch, the craftsmanship is spectacular, and the price is very reasonable. If you're looking for high-quality, handmade custom leatherwork, this is definitely the place- accept no substitutes.

This store is a Great store to get supplies. I don't feel like they are as good for beginners, but…read morethey are helpful to ask questions when you already have an idea about what you want and need. They have an ample supply of tools and leather, dyes and craft aids. I go there about twice a year.

I've tried to shop here numerous times , spent money over the years , as they have a lot of…read moreproducts that are useful but the owner Chris is terrible to deal with. She is in the wrong business imo and having to deal with public is not forte. She is rude and a negative person in general and the reason I would not go there again . Don't even bother asking her a question as it's like pulling teeth and she's likely to snap back like your wasting her time. I can't see how anyone would want to work there not to mention spend any money there. Good riddance Tandy In Hale's corners!

I keep coming back. Over and over again. Sometimes with over-the-top requests like a custom red &…read morewhite set of leathers. Another time because I just needed a warmer leather jacket. Then there was the time I "needed" a vest made from some of Dad's deerskins. ...and then there was the purse, the belt, the cute gifts, and the shoe repair. Every time I got: a warm smile and conversation, quality work, creative solutions, timely work, and exactly the price that was discussed. I feel great about being a customer here and hope to return many more times :).

I have found myself needing a couple of different things done over the years…read more 1. A very expensive Harley belt wore out and the leather cracked, so they made me a new belt with the Harley hardware. 2. The pull strap on a pair of boots kept tearing and they replaced it. They are creative and they do quality work! If I need something done with leather, they are my first call. TOP NOTCH!

Where to begin ? First of all the formerly known Grand Ave Mall location downtown could be a great…read morechoice but aside from the nice interiors of the store itself the mall is a discombobulated mess of design layout and a maze of fast food joints with no obvious way in or out. As for the Milwaukee Boot co their selection is great but the general sizing and lack of width selection is abysmal. I don't understand in this day of 3d printing and immediacy that a store like this would not offer any width options? I was set on buying a pair of suede ankle boots and the salesperson suggested sizing one 1/2 size down from my size 12 shoe size that I normally wear. Mind you I wear a 12B or have a narrow foot with high arch which makes it challenging finding and getting fitted to shoes and especially boots. After several tries fitting the Mills ankle boot the 10 1/2 seemed to be a good length for these boots which are made in India, but the D width was too wide and the material around my ankles closed up entirely. The mills boot doesn't have padding at the collar of the boot which didn't help. So my qs to the salesperson begged to reason what are the boots sized to if I wear a euro 45 and normally fit a size 12 B but now he's trying to fit me into a 10 1/2 D boot That's clearly poor fitting ??? His answer was insufficient and lacked any clarity and he tried assuring me that their boots are standard sizing . Funny . Standard to whom I say. And why in the world would any new shoe company in the world not offer any options for widths? Not all feet are created equal and I can't possibly be the only person wanting a width options? Their loss on a potential 250. Sale. I'll continue looking elsewhere. Thanks but no thanks to Milwaukee Boot Co with boots made in India ? Really?

Gorgeous selection of shoes, bags, belts, etc. Super friendly and helpful staff. Prices were…read moretotally within reason for what you would expect for a high quality, locally-made product. We left with what we came looking for (and a little more!). Will definitely be back.