Old Town Leather

I called to place a custom order that would be large and recurring because its for a business. The lady answered the phone, said «I have a bunch of people here. Can you call back later?» and hung up on me. I would’ve understood that she was too busy, but was it necessary to hang up on me??? Wow… not feeling good about this place and not thinking I’ll call back.

Do not waste your money. The inventory is low quality, and the staff is not friendly.

I’m not sure how to review this store. It was kitschy like the rest of Old Town, had lots of leather jackets, moccasins, hats, and belt buckles. I had fun trying on hats, but it’s not really my scene. If you like the West maybe you’ll like it. I did like the Mickey machine inside. I thought it was going to be another wizard or something Western theme but it was just Mickey.

Making Peta members cry.
Since spent a good portion of my life living in Daytona, I have seen a lot of leather clothing. As soon as bike week came around, you were immediately exposed to leather clothing, and all it’s…um.charm? Nonetheless I hold no prejudice toward the fashion sub-​genre. In fact I really liked places like Wilson Leather (that is until they closed). But this place appeals to a very specific *kind* of leather fan, and I have to say that shopping here just feels a little weird.
The Good:
So many jackets: If you are into riding motorcycles, this place has an entire wall devoted to just motorcycle jackets. Red ones, blue ones, ones with funky sleeves… you want it, they got it.
Plenty of comfy shoes: Anyone who lives in Florida must own a decent pair of moccasins, and this place has a pretty nice assortment of the ultra-​comfy shoes.
The bad:
Poor aesthetics: The look of this place just makes it look like a cheap dixie outpost, which is not a good thing. There’s animal heads on the walls, and a whole bunch of southern confederate memorabilia. The look of the place was quite a turn off.
Uninspired Stock: sure this place sells a million and one jackets and shoes, but nothing else? No really cool novelties?
Overall I just found Old Town Leather to feel drab. I didn’t neccesarily get the whole Dixie thing, and I just found myself leaving a few minutes after I walked in
Overall 3.8/10= Lether go elsewhere

Being that Florida has a great deal of Native American history surrounding its foundation, this shop plays into that nicely. If you are looking for Native American inspired items Old Town Leather may have what you need.
As the name states, they also sell a good bit of leather clothing including items an avid biker would enjoy. I happened to notice a special area with «dixie» related goods such as bumper stickers and t-​shirts. And if you aren’t sure what I mean, I’ll be more specific, confederate flag gear.
The old wooden floor is rather creaky which almost adds to the store’s charm.