Leather Goods in San Francisco, CA

I have the saddleback medium bifold wallet, and I couldn't be happier with it. It is very sturdy but is classy enough for my rather posh office environment, looks great after a couple of years of use. You cannot go wrong with it. http://www.saddlebackleather.com/leather-medium-bifold-wallet

It's expensive but I've had this wallet for 5+ years now and it looks brand new. http://www.prada.com/en/CA/e-store/man/wallets/bi-fold/product/2MN077_053_F0002.html

I'll pretty much always recommend my Chris Rose kangaroo leather bifold.

Phil's wallets, cheap, made well from recycled leather

I've had a black leather Tomy Hilfiger trifold wallet for about a decade now. Deffo would recommend.

You can get something made just for you in /r/leatherclassifieds and it will be handstitched, full grain leather which is what you want for BIFL quality.

Fjallraven

I have this one: http://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=1012504&vid=1&pid=855881012. So far it has lasted 2 years with almost no wear or signs of aging. Much better than any other store brand that I've found.

I've bought a bunch of things from popov leather. Really good stuff. https://www.popovleather.com/

From a big manufacturer? Tumi From an artisan? [Chester Mox](http://www.chestermox.com/wallets.html), [Ashland](https://ashlandleather.com/collections/wallets)

[This one](https://hqmenswear.com/collections/wallets/products/the-fat-wallet) is pretty thick but its amazing quality. Have had it for a year with no signs of wear

Corter Leather is awesome... /u/corterleather makes really great six-card bifolds. They also have a sister(?) site for a newish brand called Albatross that sells very cool, very affordable wallets (40$ bifolds that look as amazing as 100$ Tanner bifolds) I'm a sucker for long wallets though, and they have one for 70$. Also check out a creator named Vitme on Instagram for amazing stuff. He's based in Thailand, he made my wallet.

https://www.weargustin.com/stock/horween-chromexcel-black-bifold-2 I've been seriously considering one of these.

just bought my dad an orient bambino v3 from https://www.twitter.com/huckberry . Sharp watch, but not sure how it'll in the Arctic

Seiko or Orient with a https://www.twitter.com/crownandbuckle strap.

Rolex Explorer (is a classic arctic watch) and looks amazing on brown leather. Tudor North Flag or Blackbay 36 are also great options

Try Apple Watch with gears glued on it. I hear steampunk is still in.

I don't own one, but look into https://www.twitter.com/nomosglashuette

I hear good things about https://www.twitter.com/mvmtwatches watches, or so says all the podcasts I listen to. =)

Like others I'd look at a vintage Omega Speedmaster or perhaps something from the IWC Portugieser line http://www.iwc.com/en/collection/portugieser/

I wear the Sieko Flightmaster. I got married in it! http://www.jomashop.com/seiko-sna411.html

I've worn the Citizen Eco-drive every day for 5 yrs - love it. I wear this one, but others have leather bands http://www.citizenwatch.com/en-us/watches/watch-detail/?model=BM8180-03E

Check out theleathernetwork.com

You might have better luck by deciding on a particular fabric at a time, then asking (yourself, reddit, google), “who makes the highest quality denim?” etc. I’m not sure what constitutes highest quality or top dollar to you, but ordering from indie fabric stores online will probably be your best bet. For instance, my local fabric store is Stonemountain & Daughters in Berkeley. Their online store is a bit hard to search, but most of their inventory is on there. It’s such good quality. Lately I have been drooling over their silk noil, and their naturally dyed organic cotton knits, but there are plenty of good things there. Check it out. I’ll also throw this out there— I love the Robert Kaufman Essex Linens. I love how they look, wash, & drape. They’re not super premium or anything ($12-15/yd) but they are so so good. Similarly, Cloud 9 Fabrics makes a number of organic cotton things that are very good quality. Their quilting fabrics can be a bit too light and crisp for apparel, but they do other cottons that are great. Finally, the November Seamwork newsletter turned me on to wool knits— like light t-shirt knits and athleticwear knits made of wool. It’s amazing. [The Fabric Store](https://www.thefabricstore.co.nz) has a bunch!

I have only bought in person but Britex has a online store as well. There is nothing low end in the whole store. It’s where I get Japanese silk thread. https://www.britexfabrics.com

Probably not the place for denim but [Darrel Thomas](https://www.darrellthomas.com) has legitimate couture fabrics

I agree with the other comment, but a recommendation I have is www.tissudallas.com .They don’t have everything you’re looking for, but the quality of the fabrics they have is great. (I do have to say I’ve never ordered from them, only bought in store, so I can’t say anything about buying online from them.

My husband has a cool one from https://www.facebook.com/64068530202 Buckle

Express Men has (minus the) Leather jackets which are faux and look pretty cool. All but one of my faux leather jackets are from Express (women’s of course) and I love them.

Army Navy surplus

https://www.lulus.com/ sells some. They have some really cute vegan ones. Stella McCartney too, but those are expensive.:)

Jack's Shoe Repair, 101 Market St, suedes my shoes. Don't know if they'd sell you the chrome leather by itself, but they can suede your shoes for you. Somewhat pricey.

I got mine at SH Frank on 17 th in the Mission, per James Thorpe's recommendation. They sell big scraps pretty cheap. Downside is that their hours are really inconvenient.

Swinging events at Club Trapeze as well. High end individuals and great club, BYOB, and full service of towels, lockers n much more; )

Mink Oil.