TREVINOS LEATHERS

Welcome to 
Trevino's Leathers, Black Hills SD
It's Always Leather Weather!


Trevino's Leathers has been providing quality leather products for over thirty five years.  We carry only the best we can find!  If you are looking for something that is not yet on our site, please contact us and we will be glad to help.

 

 

From western wear fans to the motorcycle enthusiasts, four wheelers to snowmobilers and many others, we carry a wide range of leathers made by us and other craftsmen and businesses, who provide quality goods.  Take a look around and find everything from belts and buffalo wallets to chaps and coats to hats and gloves to purses and jewlery! 
If there is anything we can do to help you in your search for leather products and other fine merchandise please 
contact us.


Enjoy your look around and come back often to check out our newest arrivals.

 






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 Trevino's Leathers

21412 US HWY 385  
Deadwood, SD 57732

605-578-1271 

info@trevinosleathers.com

Rhea Trevino

In Memory of Rhea G. Trevino


Rhea G. Trevino, age 57, Deadwood, SD, died 
Sunday, March 21, 2010 walking down a country road.
 

Rhea was born September 1, 1952 to Noe and Beatrice (Gamboa) Trevino in Wichita Falls, TX. He lived in Texas until moving to Aurora, CO for a short time attending school. He then returned to Dallas, TX, graduating from Kimball High School in 1970. While living in Dallas he met Betty Sundstrom, whom he married at Oak Cliff, TX on May 18, 1974. Rhea and Betty moved to the Black Hills in March 1975, where they started their business, Trevino’s Leathers in Sturgis, which moved to Deadwood for a few years and stopped at their final spot south of Deadwood. Rhea was a member of ABATE of the Black Hills and the Leather Crafters Guild. He loved cross country skiing, golfing, riding motorcycles, and his work. Most of all he loved his family, grandkids and dogs.

Rhea is survived by his wife, Betty, son Eli Trevino and daughter Leah (Troy) Shockey all of Deadwood, his parents Noe and Bea of Dallas, TX; his siblings, Martha (David) Wasserman of Dallas, TX; Ricardo Trevino of Deadwood; Amanda (Mike) Drago and Patti (Manuel) Calderon both of Dallas, TX. Four grandchildren; Baylie, Addeline, Lange, and Joselyn. He is also survived by his mother and father-in-law Juno and Elizabeth Sundstrom of Deadwood. He was preceded in death by two brothers Tomas and Noel Trevino and one brother-in-law David Sundstrom.

Rhea felt the following quote by Bob Dylan was how he lived his life. “What’s money? A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and goes to bed at night and in between does what he wants to do.”

 

We, Betty, Leah and Eli are keeping Rhea's dream alive and continuing on with Trevino's Leathers.  We hope you will come and visit us next time you are in the Black Hills of South Dakota.

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