My mom and I happen to find this little gem of a store. It was our first time in Florence, once we…read moreentered the store, we were greeted by an older gentleman. He was super nice, and pulled out all kinds of beautiful scarves. At the end, another lady was helping him and us, she suggested my mom purchase the blue silk scarf for my mom, as that would look nicely with my moms grey hair, and it did! I highly recommend anyone to visit this store, I definitely want to visit again!

A lovely, old-fashioned, family run garment shop near the Dome that sells scarves, ties, etc.. It…read moreis actually located by the main church square but I was surprised it retained its old-world charm next to all other big name brand stores. When we entered, the shop owner, an older gentleman, greeted us and once he saw we were actually taking our time looking at the scarves, he started pulling all kinds of scarves from the rack and in the end there was a mountain of scarves on the table! He didn't mind one bit as I tried this or that around my partner's neck. His current one was a bit worn out and I wanted to gift him a nice 100 percent wool scarf for his birthday. In the end, I purchased a nice 100 percent wool blue plaid scarf as a birthday present for my partner for 50 euros and it was well worth it! Even if you don't buy anything, I recommend stepping into the shop for the experience alone. I will go even as far as to say that Ermini's shop is a scarf equivalent of Mr. Ollivander's wand shop in Harry Potter!

Service was amazing, great atmosphere, would recommend for any nice leather accessories they have.read more

My wife and I purchased a very high quality purse and wallet at this store - the staff was polite,…read moreknowledgeable, and attentive. We're very happy to have discovered this place.

My sister went to Italy last year to Florence. She'd pick me up a blessed mother metal in white…read moregold. That's what I wanted because I have all yellow gold from Italy. It's beautiful high-quality. I just recommend recommended my client to them. She lives here. She's not going to Italy, but they do have a website so she's so happy.

Wonderful store and kind owner. I could have spent the…read moreafternoon there talking with him. He is honest and fair.

The service and selection were great. I love my new scarf. I went to the shop in Florence.read more

If you are in Florence, you must visit this shop. They are very helpful and so very friendly. The…read moreitems are beautiful and the only issue I had was which one should I choose? The colors of the scarves and shawls are breathtakingly vibrant as are the patterns.

Such a cute little spot to pick up souvenirs! The space is large and even with tons of people…read morewalking around inside, it doesn't feel overwhelming. Theres a million things to choose from, from postcards to magnets and posters to figurines. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff is very kind. I love that they even sell stamps and have a mailbox inside to send a card out right from the store.

Love a good stationary shop and this place was nice to walk around. It's not huge but it is packed…read morewith various things. Ultimately bought a cute pen and think it'll be a nice desk adornment. Worth at least popping in to browse.

This is a cool spot but has become a total tourist trap because of social media…read more You enter into cool basement of an old building. Very low ceilings which isn't great if you're tall like I am. Reasonably priced. Cool pieces from local artists. Wide variety of products.

Lady working extremely rude! Put all 10 items down and bought nothing! Would not recommend giving…read moremoney to rude people!

Treated my wife like the queen she is! Bought leather purses for all the women in our lives. Even…read morehad their initials pressed in. Fantastic service.

I randomly stumbled across Adam Leather Factory walking home, and like many foreigners seeing…read morehundreds of leather shops all looking the same in Florence, I was really hesitant to walk in as it seemed like just another one of the shops run by non-Italians who are more geared towards lower quality items and tourists who don't know better selling at higher prices. Boy, was I wrong. Very wrong. The moment I stepped in, to the left I saw gentleman who had several leather strips out on a ladle and was hand-sewing a wallet for a customer at the counter. I was immediately greeted with an extremely warm smile and voice by Mickael who was just an absolute gem to talk to and chat with, and helped me find the right item for my Dad. Mickael before stepping out then let Mozzi know about what I was looking for and how they could work with me, and I had so much fun talking with Mozzi in my broken Italian that we chatted and laughed together for over AN HOUR together in his shop! In the meantime I saw just how kind he was to all the various customers all over the world who came into his shop working with them and making them feel extremely comfortable from the second they walked in. Mozzi even customized the lettering of a wallet with a specific idea I had in mind, and I saw all the amazing beautiful custom work he's done and proudly owns as well, like a one-of-one Macbook Pro Leather Satchel Messenger Bag that was just a work of art, or leather air-pod cases he made that were just brilliant - brilliant. His work needs to be seen by more people around the world. At the end of our hour chatting together and just having a blast talking and learning from one another, Mozzi gave me an excellent price on the items I was interested in, and just made my entire week being a class-A gentleman who TRULY cares about his work and being creative and passionate and being a step above everyone else. He is an artisan, and it was really an absolute joy and perfect happen-stance to meet him. Mozzi, thank you again brother. UN GRANDE PIACERE. Can't wait to swing by again for any other items I may need on my next trip. I wish you all the best brother, you deserve it!!! Keep up the amazing honest hard-work. You are on a roll and up and coming!

So the wife's big day-bag is slowly coming apart after a couple of months of travel. That means…read morewe've got to get a new one. I vote for a real leather one; after all, we are in Italy and it is what they are known for. There was a flea market near the Medici Chapel with lots of bags. The origins were suspect and the prices varied greatly from booth to booth. Walking along the sidewalk, we saw a leather store. We walked in. No pressure. The place is family-owned and operated and has been for generations. The goods are all top-shelf in quality and made in their local workshop. We explained what we are looking for and the nice "Nonna" shows the wife six styles. After a few minutes, the wife picks the 'winner'. It ain't cheap, but what the heck, it'll probably last a lifetime. We were there on Veteran's Day. So the wife says she wants to get me something for Veteran's Day, but I decline. The "Nonna" says that in the 1930's here father was gone for 7 years fighting in Albania, and to honor me and him and all the Vet's from all the wars, she insists on giving me a really nice leather key fob gratis. It is so nice that I am not sure I'll ever use it! Time for the bill and she basically cuts it in half on the spot. We tried to correct her, but she insisted. So... if you are looking for a great deal on some quality leather goods, go see the "Nonna" at "Leather Point". Tell her I sent you. :-)

Beautiful quality bags, I loved their two-toned bags. Navid was very friendly and helpful. The…read moreowner Marinella was so sweet and gave us a great price for 3 pieces. I'd definitely come back.