I got a really nice gift for my husband Will leather duffel bag. They were kind enough to gift wrap…read moreit in a fashion that look like I was shopping in the 1950s old school service and really nice selection and value! Plus, I forgot at the register, no tax!

We love Howard's Leather! They carry an amazing selection of moccasins and high quality leather…read morehandbags in both classic and modern styles. Howard's is our go to for holiday shopping (leather belts, wallets and slippers for young and old)! The staff there is also super helpful and knowledgeable.

Quality work at a fair price! Replaced a broken zipper on one boot, and repaired a heel on…read moreanother. They are like new again.

Great job. Has the skills. What else can I saw. He knows what he is doing. Aren't many sho repair/…read moreleather repair places left. Left my handbag look almost new again

Beautiful selection of quality products, and the owner obviously has a passion for the business…read more We bought 3 beautiful wool blankets by Pendleton here and they were a great price.

Service, selections, value all 5 stars. A great browsing place leather goods especially. Had the…read moresame owner for over 60 years.

Love the people here. Friendly, knowledgeable, helpful when you need them. Good selection of…read moreproduct in a wide range. I wish the Tandy product would have a little more information on them. For instance, medium rivet. I don't know the depth. Sometimes it's useful to bring in a scrap piece of what you're working with. Sometimes a bit high in price, but then again, I don't have to pay shipping and wait. As mentioned, you can save with becoming a member, and they will help you out to decide if it's worth it for you. It may not be as a hobby. But if you are going to do enough to sell items on Esty or Faire's then it will more than likely be worth it.

Tandy Leather is amazing! I wasn't sure if it would be worth driving out here, but I was 20 minutes…read moreaway for work one day and thought I'd check it out since I'd been admiring things online for ages. So so glad I came in! I'm new to leatherworking, and even having read project instructions and blogs, I wasn't sure what I needed or what to do with the tools and dyes. I browsed for a while and when I was ready to check out, Cass (sorry if I'm spelling it wrong!) asked what I was making and helped me weed out unnecessary tools and replaced them with what I really needed. She also took a lot of time walking around explaining what I'd need to dye leather and finish it, what kinds of coatings to use, and gave me a demo of using the strap cutter, dye, top coat, wax coat, gum tragacanth and edge slicker, as well as both edge bevelers I was purchasing. So so useful! She explained why eyelets won't work in belt holes (buckle pins need an oblong hole or they'll get stuck), and was generally really easygoing, full of great tips, and she gave me the leather sample piece so I could remember what to do. Also, she pointed me to their classes which are free if you get a $35 per year membership, totally worth it for four classes of instruction on carving, tooling, dyeing, etc. I have to make time to come back for that! There was a huge selection of tools in an organized and uncluttered store in a mill building with tons of parking. It's a little out of the way but I'm excited to take classes when I can fit them in and to come back if I have questions. Thanks Tandy!

I went to this store multiple times in fall of 2020. I bought a bunch of gorgeous silver jewelry…read more Pretty scarves and funny t- shirt. The owner m-operator was very nice about explaining the jewelry stones and the artist. He polished everything up nice and gave me a polishing cloth to take home. (I bought so many pieces, he knew I would need it!)

I was in this weekend with one of my friends and was not greeted by anyone despite being the only…read moretwo people in the store, finally I had to go up to the counter and ask them for help and they were very dismissive with my questions and offered little to no help, I sincerely hope that this didn't have to do with our ethnicity and only to do with their poor customer service.

A great leather store with quality leather products. Very…read moregood leather!! Biker stuff, belts, chaps, vests, jackets, gloves, bandannas, and other stuff made from thick cowhide. A got a vest with cool old Buffalo nickle buttons!! Great quality. I said that already. We love this small store.

Went there today...what a wonderful man Art is...spent 2 1/2 hours talking to him....he has great…read morequality leather and is HONEST with you about what you need when you are riding and what you don't!! He is going out of business on October 30, 2011 so get there now as his leather is heavily discounted already! I went iwth the intent of getting a jacket and walked out with that, some chaps, a purse and a rain suit! Just love this store and sorry to hear he's leaving the biz!

One of a kind store and guy. Wish I could afford to have boots made. My partner and each bought a…read morenice belt, but I would love to one day have a last made.

We stumbled upon this shop which is next door to the town museum. He had some beautiful handmade…read morebelts two of which he sized and finished for me. We don't get to that part of Middlebury too often but we want to spend more time there.

I have been going to JENNE for the past four years for all my leather work needs. It's always a…read morepleasure talking with her, she pays attention to detail and doesn't take short cuts when doing her work. Also her pricing and turn around time are amazing. I highly recommend JENNE for all your leather work needs.

Wow! The craftsmanship is above all others in the area. I had a leather sofa cushion that had a…read morehole in it and Jenne repaired the cushion. Her price was reasonable and her abilities are matched by nine other in the area. The stitching work is beautiful and the repair far exceeded my expectation. Highly recommended.

OH MY GOD THIS PLACE IS SO BIZARRE IT'S LIKE AN ALTERNATE SHOPPING UNIVERSE!…read more That being said, I did enjoy my experience here. We pulled up to this weirdly non-descript building, walked in, "ding"............no one. So we started looking around, among the fringed jackets, creepy puppets, and piles of moccasins.....still no one. A few minutes passed.....a tea kettle warming up on a pot belly stove started whistling...still no one. A few more minutes...in walks this old, some might say grizzled man - the Owner! - who, oddly enough, is from Memphis. This could have been the point where we were murdered. But, I'm not writing this from the other side, so we were safe. The mocs were pretty cool - as long as you could navigate the shelves, which were overflowing with goods and not particularly well organized. The pairs ranged from the simple ($29) to the kind of expensive moccasins I would buy if I was rich, hip, and in some Brooklyn-based band that was being supported by my trust fund ($100+). So I walked away with my life, a pair of cozy mocs (no tax), and a complementary highlighter/pen combo to commemorate my shopping experience. There's more that I didn't include here - but you should definitely check this place out if you're on Rte 7. and help keep this crazy place in business.

Our trip to Mahican Moccasin Shop was delightful! The customer service is excellent. The owner was…read morequiet, but pleasant and extremely knowledgeable about local history and cultural heritage of the Mahicans. The quaint shop has a large variety of gift items, including hand-crafted moccasins in men's, women's and children's sizes, stone and beaded jewelry, clothing, mohican artifacts, toys, leather belts, leather hats, sheepskin, deer hide, and even custom-made footwear to your order. For locally made items, Mahican Moccasin Shop has Vermont-made maple syrup, maple sugar candy, cheeses, wild strawberry and blueberry jams, New England recipe books, and much more. We will definitely be back to Mahican Moccasin Shop next time we are up in Vermont. It's the perfect place for creative gifts and fun items for yourself!

Cute store with authentic Turkish goods. If you want some home decor (rugs, table runners, bowls,…read moreceramic ware, etc) this is a good place. I think a lot of the stuff here would make fabulous gifts! Also, my Turkish husband appreciated that they had lots of Turkish treats and drinks, not to mention the spice bazaar where you can get authentic Turkish spices. The staff working was friendly and helpful and the store just has a relaxing and friendly vibe.

The store is very small but we loved looking around and buying a few things. They had a ton of…read morespices that smell very strong so if you're sensitive to smells this place wouldn't be a good idea for you.