Bristol man operates leather goods business from basement of his home
» Call: 423-341-1097 He drove to Michaels. He bought a bag of scrap leather, some rudimentary tools and got to work. âI started out with $156 of leather,â Sharrett said as he stood about 10 feet from a wall lined with thousands of dollars of leather. âI didnât start with much, but scrap bags of leather really do help. I made bracelets with that leather, which took about 15 minutes to make.â Three years and hundreds of wallets made later, Sharrettâs business thrives. A longtime aficionado of leather, pricey Allen Edmonds leather shoes inspired the bearded married...