Howard’s Leather Howard Morris
Leather with
a personal touch.
A carved pattern. A set of initials. A stitched edge. Howard’s leatherwork puts a little individual character into things made for everyday life.

The original mark from Howard’s business card.


One of the names around the shop
Decades at the leather bench.
Howard’s leatherworking experience dates back to around 1952. His work ranges from tooled wallets and belts to holsters, sheaths, and holders, with carved patterns, stitching, and personalized details. Contact the shop to discuss a piece or a custom project.
- Wallets & cases
- Belts
- Holsters & knife sheaths
- Tool & bottle holders
- Leather patches
Howard’s Leather
From the shop & the workbench.
Selected photographs of actual work. Select a photograph to see the details; contact Howard to ask about a piece or discuss an idea.
Floral tooling & initials
Scrollwork and a laced edge around a personalized wallet.
Basketweave leather belt
Repeating texture, a stitched edge, and a simple buckle.
Everyday leatherwork
Practical belt holders with individual patterns.
A personal mark
Basketweave panels frame a set of stamped initials.
Tooled leather holster
Tooling and stitching follow the shape of the leather.
Pattern & personality
Different motifs on a familiar everyday shape.
A place for the blade
Leather sheaths in a variety of shapes and sizes.
On the shop shelves
A glimpse of the variety around the leather shop.
The finishing touch
Small leather details give each cap a personal touch.
From the leather archive
An older collection of wallet designs, preserved in a smaller photograph.
Examples shown here are not a live stock list. Please call about availability and pricing.
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Custom engraving · Howard’s Crafts
A name. A message.
A little more personal.
Howard engraves leather, wood, metal, and glass. Whether it’s lettering for a piece you have in mind or a personal detail for a project, start by talking it through with him.
The exact material and item matter. Call Howard about your piece so he can tell you whether it’s suitable for engraving.
Talk about engravingLeatherwork · Woodworking · Custom engraving
Have a piece in mind?
Start with Howard.
Contact the shop about leatherwork, WoodWorx pieces, engraving, and custom projects.
609 1st Avenue · Canyon, Texas