D'alesio has been my go to for all my leather needs since day 1. They have made me everything from…read morehelmet shields to suspenders to custom plaques for friends. The owner is amazing, she treats me like family. I highly recommend D'alesio to anyone looking for some custom leather.

Emailed and called this company multiple times for a plaque that never came in. Terrible service! I…read moredo not recommend this company considering I am a firefighter as well.

This place is the great! Second time coming here and service was great! I came to get some shoes I…read morebought at a thrift store repaired and they made them look like new! Super fast too! They were ready a week after dropping them off! They put new soles in them and made them look beautiful! Thank you! As always 10/10 :)

Quick turn around for my boots I needed to repair. Will be going back to get them cleaned and…read moreshined. The lady who assisted me was also very knowledgeable and gave me tips to take better care of my leather boots

customer service is terrible, I purchased two vintage bison belts in the snaps will not hold. I…read morecontacted the story about getting them repaired. I can't even get them to answer. My email receptionist was terrible poor attitude, ventage spicy belts supposedly has a lifetime warranty. That's a joke.

I placed an order 10 days ago and although I have requested status twice I have received no…read moreresponse. I will have to contest the Credit Card Charge. Poor Customer Service!

I was blown away by the quality of work these guys did. Cody was my repair guy. Garrett sent…read moresomeone out right away. It's like the tears on my faux leather in my new car happened. I was so bummed when I saw I had torn my faux leather because I literally bought my new car 5 months ago. I'm so glad I didn't take the advice of another upholstery company who told me I could super glue the torn pieces together carefully. I almost took their advice but decided to not take my chances. I also decided to not buy a vinyl repair kit from amazon and do it myself. There's definitely an art to this and you don't want to try to fix it yourself to save money. I'm saving their information for the future.

Can't say enough about Number 1 Vinyl and Leather repair. Thank you for coming back and taking…read morecare of a spot we missed requesting you to repair. They went above and beyond for us. Saved us thousands of dollars repairing our leather sectional. I highly recommend them.

Really great job on the boots and very well priced for the quality of work! Have had these boots…read morefor a while and couldn't fathom throwing them away. Came in for a repair and my expectations were far beyond exceeded. 10/10 would recommend to anyone.

Well now that I have read the reviews I can see why some people do rate this place and the owner…read morebadly, I brought these in about 2-3 months ago and requested the sole be repaired which he said ok, didn't mention different options or any different pricing, charged me almost $200 (in cash) now I understand why so there's no paper trail. Now that I bring them back because this happened he tells me that I only paid for 1/2 a sole and that he can't do anything. He quickly escalated his attitude and demeanor to be rude and a bit aggressive, I'm not a person to get argumentative so I got my shoes and walked out. As I was walking out and back to my car I could just hear him continuing insulting, cussing and being completely disrespectful, rude and aggressive. He may do some decent work on most shoes but consider that if your shoes have issues after he will not guarantee or even consider redoing any work he did horribly. After the way he responded and service he gave I will definitely not come back to this place.

Family-run business that has great service…read more I'm new to leathercraft, and I don't know the difference between 3 oz leather and 1.25 oz leather... chrome tanned vs veg tanned. I came in here looking to buy some scraps for a few projects I'm working on. The shop is run by a couple and their son. As soon as I came in, I was greeted by them and helped immediately. I dug through their scrap pile (which is actually organized by thickness and roughly by color), and found some good pieces. They didn't have one color I was looking for, so the owner offered to cut some for me. I didn't need a giant piece, so he cut me some smaller pieces and gave me a great deal. He even spent some time to go over the thickness and tell me the difference between different leathers. The scraps came out to $8 a pound, and the cut leather was $10 for 3 pieces roughly the size of standard printer paper, with varying thicknesses. Thanks Adrian! I'll definitely be coming back for all my leather needs.

Amazing fabric and prices!!! Will definitely return. Brian is great! Please make appointment.read more