Himel Bros. Leather

READY TO WEAR COLLECTION

Avro, Size 40, Shinki Black Oil Tan $2,450.00

Frobisher, Size 40, Shinki Medium Brown Oil Tan $2,050.00

Kensington Café Racer, Size 38, Shinki Dark Brown Oil Tan $2,150.00

Ross Mk. 1, Size 40, Indian Goatskin Medium Brown $2,250.00

Himel Bros. Gift Card

$50.00

What makes a gift great? There as many answers to that question as there are gifts. Here's a commonality between them all: they're personal. What's more personal than a custom-made leather jacket, built to the exact dimensions of your loved one?

Get them exactly what they want. The gift of bespoke.

Denominations

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NEWS

HBTV Deep Dive: The Canuck

July 03, 2020

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HBTV Deep Dive: The Excelsior

June 17, 2020

This week, after a brief hiatus, HBTV is back—and this episode is extra spicy. The mad genius of vintage leather, David Himel, delivers a deep-cut explanation of the roots of West Coast leather. He also guides you through the features and influences behind his Excelsior Cossack Jacket, coming soon to Himel Bros. Leather.

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Testimonials from our customers

Bespoke Imperial Review from Thomas

May 12, 2020

"The look of the hide has a deep, dull shine that looks absolutely luxurious and is hard to compare with other leathers I have seen. I am positive that every single jacket in this hide would look just great, but for The Imperial being a classic sports jacket this is the perfect color, IMHO."

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Bespoke Wolverine Video Review from Jake

September 16, 2018

This video review comes to us from Himel Tribe Member Jake, also known as "Almost Vintage Style." He's a menswear style blogger, instagram presence, and all-around well-dressed dude.

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Bespoke Chevalier Review from Charles

September 16, 2018

"My experience with Himel started slowly. I sent an email in May 2017, asking for more information about the jacket and the ordering process, and started waiting."

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