Visited last week ,and it is a real treat to savour the smell of real Leather!read more

Great shop,treated myself to a lovely leather Italian change thing here…read more They have some real good offers in here, have a look if you get a chance.

Excellent service this week when a most helpful lady made suitable adjustments by making extra…read moreholes for in a lovely belt i purchased. Gillian from Staffordshire.

Obsessed with this shop. A wholesale leather shop with amazing styles and quality leather and…read moretailoring. The owners were so kind as well family business. Quality leather, quality tailoring, and pricing! I will definitely be back!

Great service, very helpful and attentive! Wide selection of women's and men's jackets at a…read morereasonable price!

This shop is located in the meadows shopping centre, its quite a large shop full of leather…read moreclothing, mainly leather jackets all lengths and sizes. For men and for women, casual and even for motorbiking. Also at the front of the shop they sell crocs footwear for all sizes including childrens! Theres never normally much of a queue, the staff are polite and helpful too. But the clothing is on the expensive side.

Iconic and historic British motorcycle leather company, making a range of classic motorcycle…read morejackets and accessories, such as belts and boots. They have jackets and designs go back 70 years, and can be seen in a number of films of the 1950s and 1960s. The quality is very high, since they use premium smooth leathers, but then so are the prices: expect to pay close to £800 for a jacket. You can buy off-the-peg in the shop (they have a large range of stock there) but they will also make small adjustments to stock sizes if you want a jacket made. This is what I had done when I purchased a jacket eight years ago. You can also order one of the standard designs in a range of colours (including white, yellow, red, and blue) as well as the classic black and brown. Some of the design is also available in suede. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly, as he would expect for a premium service.

Ordered & paid £1,268.91on 5/1, no response so I emailed on 5/6 received apology that evening, the…read morenext day I received a follow up email with wrong measurements to my custom jacket, out of the 8 spots they ask you to measure the email only had 3,measurements and they were wrong. i emailed back pointing out the mistakes and explained once again my measurements and waited but nothing, 2 weeks go by I ask what was going on, no response, finally I just ask to cancel on 5/16 and they didn't respond, I contacted my credit card and emailed them again on 5/19, once I mentioned that i disputedo the charges they contact me back and say they are refunding, 3 more emails and today is 5/31/22 with no refund.

The gents at Gohils repaired my leather handbag within and hour and a half. I needed the stitching…read morerepaired around the zip and in the handles. The quality of their work was exceptional - it is hard to see where the bag was ever damaged. The repairs were reasonably priced and the 2 gentleman in the shop were very helpful and friendly

Absolutely lovely bags in the sea of crap thta is Camden High Street. I've taken mine through…read moreLondon, NYC, and even the Sahara Desert, and it is holding up splendidly. When I expressed a desire for a light weight bag (I have another leather bag which is far too heavy) the owner kindly brought out a scale and weighed each of the bags of the model I was interested in. Great products, excellent customer service, and wonderful experience all around. I look forward to using my Gohil bag for years to come.

I buy my diary at Smythson every year…read more And by every year, I mean the last two years. You see, my husband happily surprised me by buying me the W1 in December 2013. At £295, it is Smythson's most expensive diary, and you'd not be wrong for calling it excessive. People all year long have commented on the loveliness of my diary, envious eyes spying its iconic blue featherlight paper and luxurious cobalt blue crocodile binding, wishing it were theirs. Sometimes even telling me they wished it were theirs. It is an extravagant statement of outrageous wealth. But my husband bought this diary for me specifically to use at work. As a manager of a team of 15 people, it has kept me more organised throughout 2014 than I ever have been. I get a full A4 page for each working day of the year, and I use the weekends for additional overflow notes from the week. My entire worklife is in this diary. It's become an extension of me at work that I wouldn't know what to do with myself without it. One time I worked from home and accidentally left my diary at work, trudging rudderless through my wasted working day. The diary itself isn't just a pretty statement object, though. The pages are Bible-page thin, which means the diary is surprisingly light and flexible - allowing me to run from meeting to meeting throughout the day with ease, never feeling encumbered by a heavy day-per-page beast. Yet the pages take any of my fountain pens' ink without bleeding, feathering or presenting any dry-time issues, which means I can write in it with whichever pen takes my fancy (not something that can be said for all paper types, and if you're a fountain pen user you'll know what I mean). So as 2014 came to a close, and I was nearing the end pages of my Smythson diary, I started looking at my options for next year. Aspinal, I thought. I went to check them out, and their diaries were like Porsches next to a Ferrari. Luxury stationers? I don't think so. No, an Aspinal diary would never do. I halfheartedly perused the technicolour diaries at my local Paperchase but knew before even plucking one off the shelf that it would pale in comparison to my Smythson - setting me up for a year of bitter disappointment. I turned to my husband and asked just one request for Christmas. A 2015 Smythson W1 diary. So we headed over to the Smythson shop on New Bond Street the next weekend. The shop itself? Like any other shop on New Bond Street. Expect to feel slightly unworthy unless you shop in high-end boutique stores on the regular. But even if you don't have a big fat bank account, you too can shop in the Smythson store. You see, if you're not quite as extravagant as me, you can get a pocket diary for as little as £29. My dad has got one every year since 1989, won over by Smythson's quality and craftsmanship. He dropped 2002 in the toilet - as soon as it dried out on the radiator it was as good as new (allegedly, the story goes). I certainly won't be trying that with mine...

We went because to the location on bond street on our last trip to London. It is Butterfly Mark…read morecertified an Independent verification of the highest sustainability standards and because Smythson catered European Royalty and the Indian Maharajas and Grace Kelly, Katharine Hepburn, Claudette Colbert and Vivien Leigh...we had to see what it was all about. The leather goods were my spouse got me as a anniversary gift a personalized, navy notebook and note cards. They are stunning and a bit more but true quality.

this shop sells a wide range of leather goods such as coats, trousers etc…read more Quite expensive but I guess worth it if you want real leather.

Tough, timeless, unisex leather bags that also happen to be fair trade?! Yes PLEASE!…read more They come in 5 styles in different sizes ranging from £30-£55. Each one has its own unique finish so you can rummage through the pile and find your favorite. These are great as purses, for work, for travel, and make great gifts for guys, too. If my messenger bag was a man, I would marry it, is what I'm saying. I travel a lot and I'm really tough on my bags, but these bags look better and better with age. A friend who's had hers for 3 years introduced me to this place. The seller is super friendly and he'll punch more holes in the strap and adjust the length for you at no cost.

I've had my leather bag now for over 2 years and I'm still as happy as I was when I first bought…read moreit. Very high quality for a very reasonable price!