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Sample rows

10 of the 352 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 59 businesses, 41 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 50.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 328 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 334 rated businesses is 4.6, and 68 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 246 email addresses, 134 (54%) are role addresses such as info@, 69 (28%) name a person and 43 (17%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this leather goods store email list?

The leather goods store file has 352 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one shop that sells leather products: a western wear store with belts and boots, a handbag and wallet boutique, a saddlery, a workshop that makes bags to order and sells from a storefront, or a tourist-district shop with jackets and accessories. A shop with a back room workshop and one Maps pin is one row.

Of the 352 listings, 246 have an email address that the shop published on its own website. Phone numbers are on 336 rows and a website is on 315, so most rows let you look at the product range before you write.

All rows carry the same Google category, Leather goods store. What a shop actually sells, whether bags, belts, saddles or repair work, shows in its name and on its site.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and four columns do the work for a leather retailer list. The business name column often says what the shop carries: boots, saddle, western, bags, wallets, belts, handmade, repair. Sort by those words and open the website to confirm.

State and city split the market into very different kinds of shops. Texas and the mountain states have western stores that sell belts, buckles and hats. Coastal cities and tourist areas have boutiques that sell bags and jackets. A maker of belt buckles and a designer of handbags would choose different states from the same file.

The email type column separates the 246 addresses into 69 named-person addresses, 134 role addresses and 43 free-mail addresses. Role addresses such as info@ or sales@ are the biggest group, which fits small retailers that run a shared shop inbox.

• Business name: boots, western, bags, wallets, saddle, handmade, repair.
• State and city: western belt states or big tourist cities.
• Email type: role addresses for the shop inbox, named-person addresses for owners who buy.
• Rating: a Google rating filter picks shops with steady customer traffic.

Who buys a leather goods store email list?

Wholesalers and makers who want retail accounts are the central buyers. A belt maker, a wallet brand, a handbag designer or a boot company needs stores to carry its line, and a leather shop already sells that kind of product. Tanneries and hide dealers sell leather to shops that make or repair goods in the back room. Suppliers of buckles, zippers, rivets, thread and hardware reach the same workshops.

Service providers buy it too. Leather conditioner and care product brands want shelf space. Trade show organizers invite shops to buy at a market. Point of sale and inventory software vendors, Shopify agencies, product photographers and boutique marketing consultants all work with small independent retailers. Insurance brokers who cover stock and showcases belong in this group.

How do you run outreach to leather goods stores?

A leather shop buyer wants to see the product, so put one picture or one link to a line sheet in the first note, then a short line about price tiers and minimum order. A shop owner chooses stock by hand and will ignore a message that talks about a catalog without showing anything.

Check the address type before writing. The 134 role addresses reach the shop inbox, which a salesperson or the owner reads between customers. The 69 named-person addresses reach a person directly, and the opener can use their name. Tell the first group which role you want to reach, such as the person who buys for the store.

Retail has seasons that matter to a leather store. Gifts and holiday sales pull a lot of orders into the last quarter, and buyers choose stock before the season. A wholesaler who writes late finds the shelves already full.

Use the website column to see whether a store sells to tourists, ranchers or office workers, and tune the first line to that. Remove duplicates by website before you send, and send in small groups so you can read the bounces.

What email rules apply when you contact leather goods stores?

A promotional email to a store needs your business's real postal address in the footer and an opt-out that works and is honored. A shop's info@ inbox is often managed by the owner, who will notice if a stop request is ignored.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 59 leather goods store listings, 41 with an email. Texas has 50 listings and 35 emails, Florida 30 and 21, and New York 25 and 18. Ohio has 15 listings and 10 emails, then Oregon (12, 8), Arizona (10, 7), Washington (10, 7), Illinois (9, 6) and South Carolina (8, 6).

By city, New York has 18 listings, Dallas 12, Miami and Portland 9 each, San Francisco and Houston 8 each, and Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Seattle 7 each, with San Diego at 6.

A western wear brand can start with Dallas and Houston, then Arizona. A designer of fashion bags can start with New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland. A small team can take two cities and finish every row there, and the phone numbers cover shops without an email.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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