Amazing quality! Will definitely be a regular customer with other items! Wish they would open a…read morestore back up in Maryland!

The staff was super helpful, great selection, good "sale" prices but I hate most of the coats are…read moremade in China.

Picked up this great belt at DC's Eastern Market. Having a belt that can carry the weight of a…read moreweapon is appreciated regardless if your profession requires it. This is a quality product ...

"Better than new"…read more I had a fantastic experience with Luggage & Leather Depot on the good ol' Hamden Road. I was dashing out to a meeting a week or so ago. Grabbed the trusty messenger bag con laptop, and bang! - strap broke, and everything spilled onto the floor. I collected everything, checked to see what had happened, and proceeded to be late to my meeting. When I arrived back home, the first thing I did was try to locate a leather repair shop, and the depot was at the top of the list, and less than a mile from me. I called, and the gent said that they would likely be able to fix it, so I took a walk over, and dropped off the bag. In less than 3 days, Mr. Kim called to inform me that he'd completed the repair. Again, I walked over to retrieve my Mark & Graham bag for a grand total of $38. Not only did I just save a few hundred dollars by not having to buy a new bag, but the repair was as advertised - "better than new" - with new leather, and an added metal bar for strength. I can't recommend this business highly enough. I'm looking forward to my next interaction - think I'll buy something new there next time. See you in town!

Mr. Kim restored my suitcase to "better than new" as he likes to say…read more After a 2-week long trip across Southeast Asia, my brand new luggage took a beating. Broken zippers. Popped stitches. It was definitely in need of repair. Mr. Kim was able to get the repairs done in a little over a week and the repair work was so seamless that I could barely tell what had been fixed. The only telltale sign is that he added a new, stronger zipper to replace the broken one which actually made it much easier for me to open and close the interior compartment. The $45 I spent in repairs was a worthwhile investment to ensure I would have many more years of adventures to come with my fabulous ruby red suitcase!

I recently had a pair of Florsheim Yuma Loafers, which I purchased in 1983, completely restored by…read moreSteve Doudaklian, who owns Bedo's Leather Works. The shoes were in miserable condition. He painstakingly refurbished them, replacing the heel and every other component that showed any sign of deterioration. He featured my shoes in one of his latest videos. Rarely do you see such a wondrous piece of art. I'll have these shoes for the rest of my life. Thank you so much, Steve and Bedo's Leatherworks.

I honestly feel very disappointed with the work done on my belt. As you can see from the pictures,…read morethis is how my belt looks after the "reconditioning" service. Really? I paid $60 and waited approximately one week, only to receive my belt back looking almost exactly the same as when I dropped it off. When I brought the belt to the shop, I specifically explained that I wanted the **color of the leather to be evened out** and the leather properly reconditioned. The man assured me that he understood what I wanted and that he would take care of it. However, when I picked it up, the color was still uneven, and I could barely see any difference in the condition or appearance of the leather. This is not an ordinary $100 belt. It is a collectible belt worth more than $1,000, which is exactly why I was willing to pay $60 for professional restoration and trusted your shop with it. When I picked it up, I was told that the belt might not look different but they had applied a water repellent spray. I paid for the belt to be reconditioned and improved in appearance, not simply sprayed with water repellent. I can purchase a similar spray for around $10 at Walmart and apply it myself at home. I feel that I did not receive the service I paid for. If the shop could not even out the leather color or achieve the result I requested, I believe I should have been told that before the work was performed. I am very disappointed and honestly feel like I was scammed out of $60. I expected professional workmanship. Edited Note: I will not bring the belt back to the shop or waste another week waiting for additional work. Quite honestly, this workmanship is a shame and extremely disappointing and to whoever responded to my review, if you come back to read this, please tell me what you think--how does it look to you? When you said you tried to do your best.. Ps. The scratches on leather was not there when I dropped it off but appears after work done.

I don't have any complaints. Products are nice. Offered gift…read morecertificate on 1100.00 jacket and says it can be returned for any other item if wife doesn't like it. Place was small but well kept.

Owner is a very nice man and seems really knowledgeable. Clearly cares a lot for the things in his…read moreshop, which is commendable. Asked about a pair of gloves for a future purchase and he very kindly explained how they should fit, what kind of lining they had, etc,. The quality seems wonderful. Will definitely shop there when I can.

I was very impatient with how they jumped in to solve a knotty problem. I happily give them a full…read morethroated recommendation.

DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THEM! I bought a custom umbrella as a gift back in December. It has been…read moreover 6 months and I have not received my purchase. This is a fraudulent business. I have reported them to the better business bureau and will be reporting the charge as fraudulent to my credit card company. BUYER BEWARE!

Wilson's has two locations in Arundel Mills Mall, and both are outlets of their main stores…read morewherever they are. That means outlet pricing, like seven hundred dollar jackets marked down to two hundred. Not sure where these people are who are paying seven hundred for a jacket, or if everything just get shipped straight to the outlets with a nod and wink, but two hundred for the jackets they sell ain't bad at all. They also have purses, accessories, and any number of other things made out of leather, and the selection and knowledgeable people make it a great place just to go in and look around. This is the smaller location, so I was surprised to find an item that the larger store did not have. I guess it pays to look in both.

I went to Wilson's leather to purchase leather jackets the two I picked up were 100% polyester. I…read morenoticed that many items were not leather. If I go to a leather store with leather in their name, I expect to find mostly leather products

Abby is a wonderful salesperson. Love the products and the amazing service. Highly recommendedread more

This review is mostly for Leslie and JD. Both helped me immensely while I was in the store. Leslie…read morehelped me so much picking out belts and working through an exchange. JD was also immensely helpful. Both were patient and kind and it's just not something you see in stores often these days. I really appreciate it.

Lovely staff here, everyone I encountered was really nice and they went out of their way to welcome…read moreme and explain how their markdowns worked. There was a waiting line for the fitting rooms but since I only had one item they let me go in the express room near the dresses. Ended up picking up a denim skirt and although I wouldn't say they're priced cheap, it was fair considering the item has its original tag. I also appreciated that at checkout they checked my ID to make sure it matched the payment method so there is no fraud. Overall. I would come here again if I lived in the area!

I've had mixed experiences as a consigner here--I'd say probably 80% neutral to good. Overall, I…read morebring clothes that I think are excellent quality/good brands, but understand that Secondi might just donate them outright. When I first started consigning, I was told that if there was something I *really* didn't want donated, I could let them know. If they decided not to sell that item, I was obligated to come back immediately to get it. I thought that was a nice thing to do, especially since it creates good will with their consigners. One of the last times that I consigned, I explained to the shop-person that there was a piece I wanted to hold onto if they didn't want to sell it, and I was given some eyerolls and told that this is not something Secondi does. They did complete a quick assessment for me, which I appreciated, but the attitude around it made me feel very uncomfortable. It might be helpful if all the shop folks were on the same page about guidelines! Otherwise, Secondi has been around since I was in high school (and probably even before that), so it's a real DC institution. It's one of the most well known consignment shops in DC, and I do think they do a great job curating their wares and they do not sell mass-market/lower quality items.