Great owner. Good with a teenager that's just getting started in leather craft. Good price, too.read more

Been shopping around for a few months for a good place to purchase a leather working sewing…read moremachine. There are limited choices in Texas but after meeting the owner and staff here, my mind is set on making a purchase here. Friendly folks passionate about what they do. They took a genuine interest in what I was wanting to do in leatherwork and were glad to demonstrate and reccomend a good choice for my small shop. They actually talked me into a less expensive machine than I had originally asked about. I'll be making a purchase in a few weeks and will post a follow up! Check them out for all your leatherworking needs.

Great Family owned business and are very friendly to everyone they meet.. Thank you!read more

Keep in mind this is a BOUTIQUE. That being said yes there is a small selection, however that is…read morebecause it is curated!!! That means they choose what to carry. That usually means the people know the products better because there are less similar ones. Which was the case in point on my go around this time around. The service was awesome as they were able to help me find a shirt that has been sold out online and even the big box stores like boot barn. Also most boutiques usually add a huge markup which was not the case here, so huge plus!!!! Anyways I believe the best kept secret about this place is that they do CUSTOM boot fittings here!!! Haven't gotten any yet but saw their samples and I was impressed whoever is making them is not cutting corners. Goodyear welt, brass tacks AND lemonwood pegs, Leather sole, stacked leather heel, and definitely full grain leather vamps. I'm going to order a custom belt and based on how that goes will determine if I get a pair of boots. That being said even if you don't do custom they have some really good brands there like Corral and tanner mark and fenoglio, good selection of standard skins and exotics!!! Definitely stop by!!! You'll be close anyway s it's right across from Buccees. Think I heard they're going to move soon but until then that's where they're at.

From the owner: We specialize in boots, accessories, and clothing for men, ladies, and kids! Here we really love…read moreoffering you USA-made items! Brands like Anderson Bean, Olathe, Rios of Mercedes, Black Jack, Juan Antonio, Heaven Scents, and more. We also offer the option to custom design your own boots! If your looking for something special, that you just don't find anywhere else...look no further! Mule Barn Boutique has something for everyone!

Cool place of western and farm products. Lots of leather things from saddles to belts. Some…read morestandard stuff but also hand made custom orders that are fabulous! Demand outperforms production so your order wont come soon but is well worth it. Reasonable prices!

Whether you are a surrounding town local or perhaps traveling down highway 79, you must stop and…read morecheck this store out. Store inventory includes true Montana Sterling Silver jewelry, New Mexico made jewelry, beautiful leather saddles, lassos, Belts, canteens, knives, and best yet, any kind of imaginable leather good can be handcrafted at their store. I purchased a beautiful handcrafted New Mexico necklace and an unique water canteen. The owner was friendly, and most importantly, excited to show us what him and his wife are able to create with their abundant supply of exotic skins. A+++++ for craftsmanship and all around a place you will want to buy custom goods from again and again.

I just visited City Ranch Boot Company's new location! They have a great selection of high-quality…read moreboots. I think that it is great that I can touch and feel the leather I am going to use to design my shoes.

This is one of Louis Vuitton's only American factories, and it specializes in fine leather goods…read moregiven its location in Texas cattle country. While not normally open to the public, LVMH opened their facilities to guided tours for one weekend as part of their Les Journées Particulières, giving a fascinating look behind the scenes. Located pretty far from Fort Worth in the countryside, this ranch has attractive Western terrain with live oaks, cacti and thick brush alongside winding paved roads with street lamps leading to the large compound of stone and glass buildings with plenty of paved parking. The main entrance building has an attractive front desk and lounge decorated with Louis Vuitton purses and books leading to hallways of framed photos and artwork representing Louis Vuitton history. Once one goes through the enclosed walkway to the main factory there's a chamber with original steamer trunks on display along with a huge mascot statue, and then it's onto the rows and rows of sewing machines, leather working equipment and more. The tour was an excellent way to learn some of the history of the company and facility and learn their attention to detail. While there's no telling when such an event will happen again (I hope it's an annual tradition!), I definitely recommend jumping on it any time it's possible. The factory workers and other employees were so welcoming and informative, and it was well worth the drive from Austin.