We are happy and proud to feature leather products from RW Leather from the heart of Amish Country, Sugarcreek, Ohio. RW Leather is operated by Roy and Mary Ellen Wengerd.

Roy and Mary Ellen have been married since 1982 and have 5 children. Roy was a mason until he developed back problems and had to find a new career.

In 1994 Roy and Mary Ellen started a wholesale leather business in their basement as a hobby. After 3 years it grew so much they decided to go into retail full time. They moved to a workshop and showroom in their home.

They expanded in 2001, 2002 and finally into a new building housing the workshop and showroom of nearly 4,000 square foot in February 2008.

In the summer of 2008 Roy and I (Dan Gradijan) started collaborating on the design of some products including the Executive Tote. In October 2009 My son Aaron and I created ExecutiveLeatherGear.com to make authentic hand made leather accessories available beyond the borders of our back yards. We feel that there is an unmet need for authentic Amish and American made products that look great and will last a lifetime.

RW Leather Specializes in custom belts of any  size up to 74 inches! The belts are hand made of  English Bridle leather and inspected carefully  before being sold. In their store they carry  many  styles and colors. All belts made by Roy's  family are guaranteed to not crack or break for  life. RW also sells purses, men's and ladies  wallets, fanny packs, eyeglass cases, cell phone  cases, coasters, sleigh bells and much more. We  hope to add many of these items to our  Merchant site ExecutiveLeatherGear.com. Visit  our guest book and tell us what you would like  us  to add to the site.

We also have items under development that we  will be launching through-out 2012. Visit RW Leather's  shop and save a little on your purchase as well as  shipping and handling. If you can't get to Amish country shop ExecutiveLeatherGear.com.

Visit RW Leather at 4415 County Road 114, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681

VMB 330-852-3801

Hours Mon-Sat 9-5

Closed Sundays and Amish Holidays:

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