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Luxe Local Leather
Craftsmanship and design savvy put a shine on these Portland leather retailers.
Eden Dawn
From punk rockers to pilots, leather’s cool factor is undeniable — and it’s all the better if that leather item is crafted locally and built to last. A number of Portland artisans are using high-quality, beautifully tanned and sustainably dyed leather for their goods, crafting pieces that will last for decades (and survive style trends) to come.
Orox
Orox is a multigenerational Old Town shop that uses techniques passed down from owner Martin Martinez’s great-grandfather to create a line of sleek belts and accessories, including fashionable and functional items like bicycle panniers and roll-up tool kits.
Wood & Faulk
Founder Matt Pierce draws on his former life as a carpenter as inspiration for the hardy goods in his Wood & Faulk line, such as the ash hardwood and English bridle leather camping stool or waxed-canvas and leather carpenter bags. Available at Beam and Anchor.
Tanner Goods
Timeless design and buttery leather rule at Tanner Goods’ flagship West End shop. Look for deerskin gloves, good-for-20-years wallets and a growing list of collaborations, from Danner/Tanner boots to denim and leather bags made with jean company Tellason.
Walnut Studiolo
What started with a local architect making himself a leather bike-lock holder has turned into one of Portland’s most in-demand bike accessory brands. Locally designed and handcrafted in a Southeast Portland garage, Walnut Studiolo leather products like a bike six-pack holder and a travel cribbage set can be found around town (and the world) at shops like Joe Bike, which carries a full selection, or MadeHere PDX.
Will Leather
The Oregon ties of this rugged luxury leather brand run deep: Longtime leather designer Will Adler is based in Eugene, where the brand was founded in 1981. Will Leather Goods’ second brick-and-mortar store, The Family House on Portland’s Northwest 23rd Avenue, also houses Will’s Found line.
Portland Leather Goods
Leather snap journals, tote bags and sleek wallets are just a few of the products you’ll find at Portland Leather Goods, a locally owned leather workshop where a team of 20 artists meticulously handcraft each item to ensure its quality and unique character.
Hand & Hide
Specializing in leather phone and wallet cases and high-end travel accessories like totes, bike bags and journals, Hand & Hide hand-crafts every piece in Portland with American leather and backs them all with a lifetime guarantee.
Langlitz Leathers
The quintessential outfitter of motorcycle riders everywhere, Langlitz Leathers has been making custom leather jackets, vests and pants since 1947. Langlitz creates distinctive, made-to-order heirloom pieces for men and women using high-end American leather, ensuring a perfect fit that’s ready to ride.
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