“The majority owner came to me and said, ‘Do you think you can make this work or should we shut it down?’” Coragiulo said.

In 2004, the group of employee-owners called it quits, leaving Coragiulo to run the store alone. in Marysville to a shop on 88th Street Northeast in Arlington. He called the Marysville business Jansha Tanning Co., the eponymous name it kept until a group of employees bought a share of the retail portion of the business in the early 198os and rechristened it Quil Ceda Leather.Īround the same time, they moved the retail store from its original location at 1355 State Ave. Quil Ceda Leather was founded as a tannery in 1932 by Mathias Jansha, an Austrian immigrant. The service has also found favor with local businesses that want the company’s name or logo embroidered on hats or hoodies, Coragiulo said. This particular morning, the programmable embroidery machine was stitching a large, multi-colored patch for an area motorcycle club. Customers can hear the 60-inch tall machine clatter and whir at work in back room. Two years ago, Quil Ceda Leather added custom embroidery to its menu.

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