Owner, Justin Waldinger, describes how he got his start in the world of handmade leather goods.
Justin Waldinger is the founder, CEO, craftsman and sole employee of Tap and Dye, a Brooklyn-based leather goods company that he runs out of his studio space at New York Studio Factory. Established in 2012, the business now serves over 1,000 customers each year, though Waldinger initially started making leather camera straps for himself and a small group of friends.
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