Cut my day short and walked all the way thru the Quarter to shop here. Money in hand to spend on a…read morenew pair of boots. It's a quarter to 5 and what little online presence you have says "12-6" today. Doors locked and "closed sign" in place. Kiss my ass.

All my shoes cost $1000+, I don't do polyester plastic, fast fashion sneakers and other peasant…read morecrap. All my closet speaks is silk, mother of pearl buttons, nothing plastic. So my shoes are Mauri, Belvedere, Mezlan, Fennix, Artioli (which is even more pricier, exclusive, and higher quality than what Bare Leather sells). All in all, I get custom-made shoes here you can't buy online or anywhere else. Coming grab thsoe $1,500 loafers next month with matching alligator button suspenders.

Privately own custom leather goods store! His passion for the business is only superceded by his…read morepassion for his family! Please go and take a look around and if you like something even if it's a look from this added to that!!!

Top notch craftsmanship and Zo the owner is an amazing individual. Lots to choose from and it…read moresmells like amazing leather

Yes Yes Yes!!! This store is a shoe lovers dream!!!!!! I…read morecouldn't get enough looking at the unique shoes John Fluevog is selling!! The staff is extremely nice, took their time answering my questions and gave me a catalog to take home since we didn't have enough time to shop. I love that the store has an I online option and ships nation wide!

Fantastic shoe store from a local designer. Tons of unique designs that are throw backs to styles…read morethat were popular in the sixties and seventies. There are only so many of each style made, and once they're sold out, they're gone forever, so what you purchase becomes a real collectors item. The prices reflect the unique style and collectibility of the shoes, but may give you stick shock. Leather boots and shoes can be ordered in real leather or vegan leather. And if the style you want isn't available in the size you need, the staff can help you figure out whether they can order it for you from another location.

Jason was fantastic in helping hubby look for a belt that he forgot to pack. The one of a kind…read moreselection is high quality. Beautiful workmanship on all products. Highly recommend stopping in!

What a kindness! I happened upon this place while exploring the French Quarter, and popped in to…read moresee if they had a leather punch as I've been needing a few extra holes in the leather strap of my messenger bag. He not only could accommodate my request, but he also did it completely for free! Five new holes make this bag so much easier to use now that I can shorten the strap enough! I hope I'm leaving a review for the right place. The sign outside said "Exotic Skins: Leather and Luggage" but this is the only listing on Yelp I could find for the correct address. Thank you again for being so kind!

We stumbled upon this little gem later in the evening, and it did not disappoint. Lots of cool,…read morewitchy jewelry, and leather - a lot of which is made locally. The sales associate was kind and helpful, despite us rolling in close to closing time.

My go to store on my birthday. I'm always inspired when I go in there. Endless high quality…read moreartistic clothing and jewels. Doc Martens, and all the goth and punk embellishments. I'm always getting compliments on the things I purchase there. The staff are friendly and helpful, each exibiting a style all their own. Be back next April with extra room in my suitcase.

Where style lives and breaths…read more Road Kill is a clothing boutique for men and women specializing in cool, original clothing with heavy leaning into punk, rock, and pop aesthetics. Everything from tops, bottoms, costumes, shoes, jewelry, and other accessories will be found here. Far from fast fashion, these are quality threads that will not only last you, but will keep catching eyes for years to come. The people working here are friendly and patient. They'll help you find the clothes you want in the sizes they have. Prices are high at Road Kill, but that's to be expected with the level of quality you're going to be getting out of your clothes. In our last visit, my wife found a beautiful and colorful set of boots, made with genuine leather. They were cool, comfy, and around $150. Which might be high for some, but honestly, we thought it was an excellent deal. Whether you need to dress up for a special night, or need to expand your already magnificent wardrobe, Road Kill has got you covered.

I had the best time trying on clothes and Stephanie was such a great help giving some wonderful…read moresuggestions. The shop has a wide selection of fun vibrant clothes with a few designers sprinkled in. The quality of the clothes are well worth the cost.

Didn't mind that the pricing is aggressive $$$$ did mind that the staff is aggressive...and rude.read more

Selection and Value are Great! I visit anytime I am in New Orleans. If you like designer at a…read morediscount look no further than here.

Great shop with unique finds! Prices were good and staff was very helpful. Just stumbled upon…read morethe shop, but will definitely be back when I am in the area.

Yeah, the owner isn't going to kiss your ass, but he was nice enough to us because we weren't…read moreobnoxious or drunk or messy. I bought a Young Ones t-shirt, which I didn't even know they made, and we had a good conversation about it. Yeah, the prices were a little high, but I saw stuff there I've never seen before. Shirts that were long out of print or not really sold elsewhere. They even had Mr. Bungle shirts. Tons of accessories, too. I wish I lived nearby so I could go more often, since they don't seem to have a website. It's definitely on my list the next time I'm in NOLA. A lot of people are saying the store reminded them of Hot Topic from back in the day, but imho Hot Topic was never this good. It's the kind of store Hot Topic wishes it could be.

The store was great, a lot of good products, pricing was what you would expect, not overpriced for…read morethe items. Unfortunately, he was pretty rude and wouldn't let my partner try on a crop top because "men destroy the merchandise when they try on women's clothes." My boyfriend is very small, and can fit into me and my mothers clothing (women's s-xs) and the crop top was quite large but he was adamant that since it was a women's shirt it would not fit. We are both alternative, and when we walk into an alternative store we didn't expect for masculine people to not be allowed to try the women's clothing. He also said something to me about how the shorts I was buying were for men. Seemed weirdly conservative on who bought what clothes. Mildly disappointing.