It's on the 8th floor of the building. They have lots of different types of leathers and hides…read more They are super helpful. I was inspired to make a DIY journal cover and went here with no experience of leather working. They have a bin of scrap leather for purchase and some sale items. Sale items are on refundable. Minimum purchase is a whole hide or half hide for bigger ones. Their smaller hides are lamb skin which was around $50-60 bucks for a medium size. Their cow hide, they can do half hide which is what I did since it was so big. I got quite a few journal covers out of that as well as a couple passport holders.

I came here because the reviews were extremely positive. First employee who greeted me was…read moreextremely nice & helpful, another employee who came to help me while I was looking around was extremely rude. Wasn't willing to work with me on what I needed. For context I'm making a travelers journal and only needed a small amount, but said I had to buy the entire roll of leather and wasn't willing to cut it. If you're not willing to sell 3x5 leather fine, but don't be a huge a**hole about it.

This is the worst fabric company in the business, took my money, product never came, was never in…read morestock please STAY AWAY

The amount of leather in this place is awesome. Much more than other places that sell fabric as…read morewell. Really good cuts and choices to choose from. Leo G. was a great help, knowledgeable and friendly this guy knows his stuff. I'll be sure to go back and make a few purchases.

Modern Leather Goods is the only approved Briggs & Riley repair vendor in Manhattan, which is…read moreexactly why I went. The zipper on my cabin carry-on had jammed completely and I couldn't get the bag open or closed properly. I brought it in expecting to leave it for at least a few hours if not a day or two. Instead, the person helping me took a look, got to work, and had the zipper unstuck and running smoothly in about 15 minutes while I waited. What really impressed me is that he didn't just fix it, he showed me how to handle it myself if it ever happens again. His technique: overstuff the bag so the fabric draws out and the tension increases around the zipper track, then give the caught area a few firm flicks with the edge of a credit card. The added tension plus the flicking releases the fabric from the zipper teeth. Simple, clever, and the kind of trade knowledge you only get from people who have been doing this for a long time.

I have two old Ferragamo handbags that lost their luster. I tried spiffing them up myself and…read morewasn't very successful. Modern Leather in Manhattan was highly recommended. I filled out the paperwork on the Internet and mailed the leather bags to their Manhattan shop. I received a call the day the handbags were received. I gave a credit card number to repair both bags for $150 and $35 shipping and handling. I was told the bags would be returned to me within two weeks. The bags were returned by FedEx and have a glossy luster and shine now. The black bag looks like new and the white is better but not perfect.

A huge thank you to Leather Spa for doing a great job on my Prada nylon bag! I received it back…read moretoday! A special thank you to John Philips who oversaw my repair.Thank you!!! Robin

I've been a customer for nearly a decade, and this was the only place I trusted with my shoes. They…read moreused to do excellent work, and I didn't mind the price because the quality justified it. Unfortunately, in the past couple years the quality has declined dramatically. The work has become sloppy, and on each of my last two visits they have actually damaged my shoes. The first time, they were able to improve the damage, so I let it go. This time, multiple pairs in the same order came back damaged, on top of the work being otherwise subpar. I take extremely good care of my shoes, and I can't continue bringing them in for routine work like resoling only to have them come back with damage that wasn't there before. After nearly a decade, I unfortunately no longer trust them with my shoes.

Marina won't reply to emails after order ships. $12 shipping to send an envelope with a couple of…read moreounces of leather trim? Leather trim spliced together every 9-12 inches. 0.03mm thick leather strips when told they would be 1.3-1.6mm

Amazing selection of sexy leather skins & leather trim. I just wish they were open on Saturdays…read more Otherwise they'd get 5 stars.

excellent service. everyone at Jim's is incredibly knowledgeable and wonderful to work with.read more

We have had a great experience with Jim's Shoe Repair. It is a real old-school cobbler that has…read morebeen in the family for generations, and you can see that experience in the quality of the work. They do an excellent job, charge very fair prices, and give honest, practical advice about what is worth repairing. Everyone there is also incredibly friendly and helpful. It is increasingly rare to find a neighborhood business with this level of craftsmanship and personal service. We could not recommend Jim's more highly.

Royce is my go-to for sophisticated leather goods that bestow an exceptional expression of quality…read more These products will be a lasting symbol of my sincere level of gifting. The team members are exceptionally helpful and extend the warm hospitality of the company each time I place an order. The full trust I have in Royce makes ordering gifts sight unseen very comfortable.

Just received my personalized Pebble Grain Toiletry Case and Minimal Leather Key Fob from Royce…read more Impeccable craftsmanship, beautiful personalization, and great quality all around. Items were thoughtfully packaged and arrived quickly. I truly appreciate the value and attention to detail. Thank you!

Beyond happy with my experience! I went in for a Watch Battery Replacement and was seen instantly…read more My watch battery was replaced within 10 minutes for a very fair price. Would HIGHLY recommend to anyone looking for a quick and reliable repair.

This little UWS gem is my go to shoe repair place. Peter is a skilled craftsman with reasonable…read moreprices. His work blends seamlessly with my original shoe and is quality work.

Good selection of backpacks and suitcases. Very friendly and helpful employees. I will come back in…read morethe future.

Amazing customer service. Kind, polite and honest. Every major brand available. I will…read moredefinitely come back for my next purchase!

I love to visit this Fossil Store. Fossil is an enticing store that sucks me inside when I pass by…read more I am always tempted to purchase a lot of their products. I like the watches and they make some really nice leather bags and accessories. I do have one favorite piece. I purchased a wallet that is very well made. I've used it many years daily and it has held up beautifully. It's soft leather that's comfortable to hold. It's got the credit card holder and two zipper pockets that are very convenient. I'm giving Fossil Four Stars. It's pricey but beautiful merchandise. This store is beautiful. The employees let me browse to my hearts content. Fossil is more than watches. Visit when you're nearby. I dare you to leave without buying something.

Went to this store today to browse for a watch. A la the cult favorite animated show Animaniacs,…read moreit's time for another Good Idea, Bad Idea. Good idea: Friendly employees Bad idea: Like, 20 friendly employees Good idea: Well-priced watches for the quality they are ($65-$110 for most) Bad idea: $25 for each interchangeable plastic strap?! I know those cost 50 cents to make in some "developing" country Good idea: Central location in Times Square (SW corner of 48th and Broadway) Bad idea: Location means very little square footage, which means a cramped space to move around in Good idea: Stylish watches Bad idea: Stylish watches with rotating rims which have no function other than aesthetics, or with face and hand colors so similar that the time is unreadable Good idea: Generosity and patience with letting customers try on multiple watches Bad idea: All the counter surfaces are glass so I was terrified I would drop a watch on them by accident Good idea: Interchangeable straps on a lot of watches Bad idea: Some straps are too big for small wrists, and they won't punch extra holes in the plastic bands in the store, which effectively adds another $10 to the watch price for going to a jeweler to do it. The tie score here should really give this place three stars, but since I'm probably going to end up buying a watch here, four stars it is. It's an elegant store and the watches are gorgeous.