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4.5 (4 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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This is THE candy store for leather workers!…read more I didn't even know it existed until my Dad told me about it and invited me along (my Dad has owned a number of leather businesses covering most of the leather spectrum since I was wee one, and I learned a great deal of the industry and what to look for through osmosis). For the size of the store, they've got FANTASTIC selection and all kinds of hides around the store (including snakeskin). For those interested in tool work, they have more selection under one roof than I've seen in my entire life. My Dad went to Tandy to check out their magnet selection since it's apparently difficult to find the kind of powerful magnets that he's looking for these days. There's a decent variety of leather-based kits if you're a beginner as well as endless tools that meet the needs for the medium to advanced leather worker. The service might be as one would expect when they think of leather (is there a standard even? It reminds me the stereotypical "guys" store (cars, collectors, etc.) where the service is only available if you wait and track them down. Because they seem to be one of the very few who have such a great variety in the leather-working world, they get 4-stars.

I haven't done any leather work [yet], so I don't know much about the skills/supplies you need to…read moredo successful work, but the guys here can definitely help you with that if you're new to leather like myself. I was a little intimidated when I first walked in the store because all the employees seemed too busy to answer any of my questions, but when I did ask they were very nice and eager to help. The store has a great selection of belt buckles and other embellishments, including embossing pieces in a lot of really cool designs. They also have box projects that you can buy, so you're all set to make a hat, belt, purse, whatever. If you need something for a saddle, they have that too. A family came in to buy leather for their kitchen chairs while I was in. So the options are pretty vast! They can also get leather custom dyed to whatever color you need, although it's more expensive and takes a longer. At least it's an option! They also keep your name on file, and have student discounts. I will definitely be back.

J.W. Hulme Co - J.W. Hulme American made purses and accessories purchased in the last two years.

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J.W. Hulme and I have a long and sorted relationship. I did business there for several years until…read morethey started outsourcing to China. Apparently they recognized that they were losing business by removing their manufacturing from the US. Now I'm back, because they have been offering items made in the US albeit, I don't know if they are being made in Minnesota. For myself, I am a bit of a purse snob. I have several vintage Coach and D&B purses from my mother's youth. However, I exclusively purchase French made Longchamps and American made J.W.Hulmes. I get loads of compliments on my Hulme bags. Most are reminiscent of New York City made Coach bags. They are heirloom items. I purchased my first Longchamp 17 years ago and they came with a "key leash." I prevents my keys from sinking to the bottom of my purse and stops me from panicking if I can't locate them immediately. Now J W Hulme's American made purses have a key leash. Hopefully, they are visible in the photo I've posted. Not only are they offering American made leather products, but they are offering clothing and accessories. They usually state in their catalog where the item is made. I started purchasing the majority of my Christmas and birthday gifts again at J.W. Hulme. I like that they're offering other things. It gives me more to chose from when it comes to presents. I am not going into their retail shop, as my first experience was less than pleasant. I'm very pleased to exclusively purchase from the catalog. I bought one small, "imported" purse for my stepdaughter. I didn't want to spend a fortune on the item, because I wasn't sure she'd appreciate purses yet. It was made in China. She loved the purse so much, that it fell apart within a couple of months. Stick with the America, British or even Mexican made products from this retailer and you'll be pleased. I pray that they are employing those fine leather artists here in Minnesota.

This was a beautiful company that committed suicide. I interviewed for a position and was told the…read morenew owner's idea to stop local production and farm out everything. Ha! It was so pathetically stupid. They had no idea what they're once glorious brand stood for. They failed our community.

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