Want to buy locally made leather goods while in Mexico City? Don't bother shopping here if you are…read morea tourist. We followed Covid-Protocols, used the correct entrance /exit doors, and used proper manors for this situation. But when we walked in, we could not get the attention of any of their three staff behind the counter to inquire about the bags on display. So we went back outside, and took a picture of the bag I wanted to look at in one of their display windows. We speak some Spanish, but not enough for this. So in Google translate I asked if I may see the bag in their window and thought I could show them the picture. The first sales person walked away when we tried this. So we tried a second staff member. When we got their attention they flatly ignored what I had written and pulled down another bag that was nothing like the one from their window. When I tried to tell them that isn't the bag in their display window, they walked away to assist another customer. I'm not sure how I could have been anymore polite, respectful or clear, so honestly if you are a tourist or are not fluent in Spanish, don't try shopping here. Spend your money at shop that is willing to assist you, even with a language barrier.

From the owner: El Caballo Mexicano, negocio fundado en el año de 1913, es sin dudas la talabartería mejor surtida…read moreen toda clase de Artículos de Charrería y Artículos Vaqueros. Cuenta además, con una gran variedad de Artículos de Piel y de Equitación, así como de ropa, calzado, sombreros, juegos de mesa y artículos para regalo. La experiencia adquirida a través de tantos años de servicio, permiten a esta empresa ofrecer a su clientela productos de alta calidad a los mejores precios del mercado, mediante una atención totalmente personalizada. Es una empresa familiar, 100% mexicana, que ha pasado de padres a hijos a través de tres generaciones, muy comprometida con su país, con sus clientes y con sus artesanos.

This leather store is located in tepico market in the centro. It's a bit intimidating at first,…read morebecause the market is so huge. But find this place if you're looking for leather goods. My husband bought me a jacket from here as a gift but it didn't quite fit so we headed back to exchange it. I was wary that a store in a market like this would have an exchange policy but sure enough they did. The guy that helped us was really kind and got me all the sizes, colors and styles I wanted to try on. I ended up with a dark brown leather bomber jacket...the leather is soft, it fits great, and it looks like a jacket I would have paid a lot more for in New York. They have black, brown, tan, mint green, hot pink, white leather and all the styles you can think of. There were a lot of purses but I spent so much time looking at the jackets I didn't have time to sort through those. Next time I'll be sure to. This place is definitely a find!

Soo glad fellow yelpers added this place!!!! What a gem! If you're near the historic downtown, this…read moreis a great place to buy handmade souvenirs and gifts. Backpacks, coin purses, clutches, hair accessories, jewelry, t shirts, dresses, tops, the gamut!!! I bought about 4 coin purses and a key chain for $140 pesos! A blouse for $150p, dress for $200p. Prices are greattt. If you're looking for gifts for guys, they have t shirts with cool Aztec iconography for about $100p.

I wish I had taken so many pictures here! I am so glad I found this little vintage shop while in…read moreMexico City. I purchased a beautiful vintage dress - a hand-embroidered dress from the 1960s, soft as a flour sack towel, and a very cool (fairly recent) black linen shell that will be perfect for summer. The prices were expensive for vintage, but this isn't any old vintage store. You can tell they don't accept much, and it's carefully curated and well organized. I would love to come back when I had more time to browse and try on.

It was a lot of fun to come and browse for cool clothes from the 90's. I would definitely…read morecharacterize this store as a boutique more than anything else, and there isn't a huge selection of stuff. But the vintage boutique fotos right into the neighborhood. I found a couple pairs of jeans, and ended-up leaving with a birron down long sleeve shirt from the 80's. It seemed like the value was pretty decent for what they were offering. The service was just so so, because it was hard to get the attention of the only person working here. She was busy on her phone. This store is worth visiting and you could probably discover some good finds here.

What an oasis! Inside an old textile factory, La Laguna is now an art community of design,…read morearchitecture, and other creative agencies. The address takes you to a no-frills block where you'll find a doorbell to press under the La Laguna sign. Sign in at the desk and enter the courtyard filled with art, tables, shops, and more. Buna coffee shop is open with coffee, snacks, and plenty of tables. A few shops are open that sell goods like liquor, purses, etc. There's also a few restaurants and a jungle gym that our daughter loved playing on.