Welcome to Cheaney Heritage

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The Cheaney family has long been associated with quality leather goods and dates back to the 1870's in Cooke County alone.  This tradition extends far and wide and Cheaney's are known makers of boots, handbags, tack and saddles. Now Carey, a sixth generation leatherworker, is putting her own spin on the trade with her handmade leather bags, clutches, and jewelry.

 

Her father, Bruce Cheaney, is still actively making custom saddles, bits and spurs. 

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Phillip Cheaney and daughter Nicole continue to make a wide range of belts and tack in the original shop of Jack Cheaney's Western Wear. 

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Carey's son Sage Jack Cheaney Sewell is rapidly evolving his skill set at just 16 years old. Look out for his Bronc Halters, knife sheaths, cantle bags and much more.

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You can find Carey's line on the square in Gainesville, Texas at The Wild Pear Boutique inside Hunkey Dorie at 112 West Main Street. Along with Cahoots Handbags at 205 South Commerce just off the square. Or in stock items from Carey directly, no custom orders or requests are being taken at this time. Instagram and Facebook may offer a more up to date view of recent makings along with CheaneyHeritage.com. Thank you SO much for stopping by and supporting the Cheaney family.

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