Leddy’s Sundance Ranch

I have anticipated getting a pair of boots from Leddys for 30 years. When the opportunity to order them came, last year, I was about as happy as a clam. Naturally the anticipation of having a custom pair of boots made is an exciting thing, and should be a happy experience. I was told, 12 to 13 months for completion. I called to check on the boots at the 12 month mark, and they said «no its more like 13 to 14 months. So I called back. It took 3 times to get a hold of someone with a report back saying they were backed up and could not get my boots for another 2 to 3 months. Now granted, this is not a huge problem in the scheme of having the ability to order a custom pair of boots, but the lack of service, the lack of a phone call or letter indicating there would be a delay shows me Leddy’s is incapable of handling the extra load of more orders. I could have gone to several other boot manufacturers, and did go to two, of them. Having had this experience with Leddy’s I can only assure you and everyone else considering Leddy’s as an option, to go elsewhere. I have not received my boots yet, and just not enamored with the notion of getting them anymore. Leddys is fully to blame for their lack of customer service, their lack of attention and their ability to oversell like a Mexican time share resort. Lets just hope the boots at the very least are well made, to my liking and when I now expect them to arrive. If not, there will be more than a nasty Unilocal review headed their way. I can assure you of one thing. One phone call, and this review would have never had to take place. Leddy’s is completely responsible for this to have occurred. 30 years of a dream, taken away by no one making that call. Customers read this material and a bad word goes much longer than a good one. Lets see if this finally gets their attention.

Leddy’s is the BEST and JODIE can’t be beat! This Texas beauty is not only beautiful and smart she’s got incredible taste and style!

I recently met my husband downtown for lunch and I was a bit early so I stopped in to Leddy’s to browse. The staff was friendly and the merchandise is very high quality. Yes, the prices are high, but some items (like the dresses) were very fair. Some of the accessories were also at an affordable price point. I’d like to go back when I have more time and try some of the blouses and dresses. Very unique!

Not as scary on the inside as it is on the outside… maybe. People inside were friendly and thanked «y’all» for coming by, even though we were just checking out the western wear, which appeared to be quality made. Not only ladies stuff, men’s as well. The lady wear actually wasn’t cowboy but upscale trophy wife. Bonus points for the sign that said, «handbags to conceal your handgun.» Some things were horribly pricy, others seemed worth the quality ($ 85 dresses that were actually really cute and seemed very well made). Located off Sundance Square and probably the most tourist place I saw.

My husband and I stopped in with our three children one recent afternoon, while waiting to go see the rodeo at the Stockyards. Note that my kids are old enough to know how to act in public and do so, and they are extremely respectful of adults. So, five minutes into our visit at Leddy’s, when a salesman old enough to be my grandfather asked my 10 year old what he needed, in an extremely rude and sarcastic tone, as my son was picking up cowboy hats and trying them on (for me and my husband, who were standing next to him), I was taken aback. Nobody was manhandling anything, and it was clear that he was merely trying on hats for us, which we were interested in purchasing for both of our sons by the way… My son simply answered the man with, «I’m looking at your cowboy hats here,» at which point the man glared at me??? I was (and still am) totally bewildered by his attitude towards people who were clearly shopping. I then asked if they carried children’s hats and he curtly answered «no», still glaring. It was at that point that my husband simply turned and walked out with our two youngest in tow. We just headed on down to Fincher’s, who seemed perfectly willing to take our $$ for two cowboy hats and a pair of boots.
Note to Leddy’s, if you’re somehow above taking tourists’ $$ and selling cowboy hats to people who don’t look the part, you may want to consider moving out of the middle of a section of town riddled with cheap t-​shirt shops that cater to tourists… You know, the ones going to the rodeo a block down from your fine establishment.

Wow there is some fancy cowboy duds and housewares in this joint… along with fancy prices. The selection of items is interesting and I’m sure the prices are appropriate but for me… too rich. I saw a beautiful belt and thought that’s not bad at $ 35. Uh it was $ 350, silly me.
No one offered to help us, but we were clearly browsers. Worth a stop in just to ogle or if you’re looking to seem like you belong at Southfork.

Great selection of boots and super friendly staff. Jodie made sure I had the right fit and was happy. I wore my boots to an all day wedding and they stretched out and were comfortable after an hour, exactly like she told me. The box my boots came in was so cool, I cut off the top of the box just to do something artsy with it! Thanks for giving me a great Texas experience Leddy’s!

This is a fabulous place to shop for unique finds that is not traditional western wear. They have one of kind jewelry that is made locally and wonderful sales associates that can help you put fabulous looks together. Leslie is the greatest!

I’m moving to Texas so of course a gal has to have a pair of cowgirl boots! I stopped at Leddy’s and spotted a pair of beautiful brown & white boots. The gal who helped me, Tatiana (sp?) was full of that Southern hospitality I’ve heard so much about. She even made trying on jeans fun… and I hate trying on jeans. The boots fit perfect and I love, love, love them. I usually wear a 7 but a 6.5B worked. The price was high ($ 495) but you are paying for hand stitching, leather soles and wood heels. I wore them out that very night to try some two-​steppin’ until the wee hours of the night and they didn’t hurt my feet at all. I don’t mind paying extra for boots that last long, look great and feel good.

Go to giggle at the price tags. 400 dollars for a ladies shirt for example. Super high priced boots. overpriced purses. If you want custom boots, go to Ponder Boots in the Stockyards or go to Fincher’s in the Stockyards for custom steamed hats. Leddy’s was too snooty and high end for me but apparently someone is willing to pay 400 dollars for a shirt to keep them in business since 1922. Retro Cowboy three doors down has purses every bit as nice for half the price. 200 instead of 400. I guess some people are willing to shell out exorbitant amounts for Leddy’s items but I am not going to be one of those people.

You might not know by my appearance that I’m a country boy at heart. My followers on Unilocal know this; folks in Fort Worth not so much. I traded my boots and Wranglers in for a wife beater and flip flops years ago. Yes, flip flops while tending cattle. My cows are old and rather gentle only reserving the work boots sometimes for sending a few to auction.
While in Fort Worth we visited Leddy’s. Honestly, I’m not looking to add to my cowboy wardrobe anytime soon but we wanted to check the place out. The wife and I strolled in to a complete stare down by two girls near the counter. OMG my wife has tattoos; big Effing deal. As we walked thru the store, the girls would pair up snickering and giggling with eyes bouncing back and forth in our direction.
Listen up you little clothes folders, you ain’t got nothing on my girl. Your $ 9 an hour job pales in comparison to what my beautiful wife pulls in monthly. So take your giggles and comments made when you think we can’t hear and shove it up your cowgirl ass.
Might I suggest a bit of diversity training for your staff because last time I checked it wasn’t 1953. Back to Austin where different is normal! Folks, Ol’ Rooster suggests if you need western wear in Fort Worth take your shopping elsewhere

I am going all out on Leddy’s. If you are looking for really nice Western Wear, Leedy’s is the best! The boots and shirts are beautiful.