Here at Wildt Leather, we offer custom made leather wallets with beautiful and unique exotic options. These options include Bison, Giraffe, and Elephant in trifold and bifold styles. Each wallet is handmade and usually ships with...
Handmade leather is a material that should be handled very carefully when at all possible. Often times, customers may not realize that there are certain things that should and should not be done when cleaning and taking care of your leather goods. Some cleaning product...
There are not many leather shops in the Central Arkansas area, so when Wildt Leather opened, Brian Wildt was sure to be a success. With his years of experience and knowledge about the products that he makes, he quickly gained the trust and business of the surrounding a...
Finding gifts for someone who is special to you or someone who adds value to your life can be tricky to say the least. You want the gift to be thoughtful and useful to the person who you are gifting. Something that they will use, and something that they will hold valua...
Now that you have your genuine leather handbag, what do you do to maintain it? All of the products here at Wildt Leather are hand crafted and made with care. The best thing that you could ever do for your leather items is simply take proper care of them. The better you...
Bryan Wildt, owner of Wildt Leather in Benton, AR, grew up watching his parents repairing
leather shoes at the family business in Illinois. He joined the team as a teenager, before taking a break for a few years. But saddles brought him back to the leather business when...
Bryan Wildt grew up in Alton, Illinois, helping his family with their leather repair shop. His father had started as a salesman before working his way up to business owner. Bryan helped out during the evenings and weekends as a teenager, learning the trade.
A family tradition that started in southern Illinois made its way to Benton, AR after a few detours. As a child, Bryan Wildt, now owner of Wildt Leather, saw his father work his way from salesman to leather repair shop owner in 1972. The family focused on shoe and boot...
Brian crafted this special little sheath for a unique little favorite from my own collection... it's a very slim and small 'toothpick' style of folder (made by Queen Cutlery, out of PA).
It's a simple design, but fits the knife's profile AND style just fine! And the ha...
