I am familiar with the overall poor views of USA FOXX with our members here. I have a guy that is a landowner I trap for that would like to buy rats from me, (that I trapped off his property as a favor to him, and a very large private territory that I have total discretion on all things trapping, for me).
He would like to have some of them tanned and sewn into a throw or blanket. If needed, I can provide license information for the tanning and would prefer a "one-stop-shop". Suggestions?
As an aside, we are located west coast, but doesn't matter, really.

Think the last person/company that did both got ran out for the same reason as USA Foxx.

I would shoot some emails to furriers and see if they would make something with your provided tanned fur. I imagine the majority of furriers are not tanning themselves. I made blankets myself with furs tanned from Moyles and very happy with the product they gave me

Get a hold of Amanda, at Hart's Lake Trading in Yelm Washington.

Wild Things Fur in Wisconsin

Glacier Wear in Maine can arrange the tanning and then make the blanket for you. I realize they are about as far away as they can be from you, but they do great work.

Well, all of the above suggestions either don't do that sort of work, or don't do the tanning, only sewing.
So, guess it's off to Moyles, then off to a sew-er.
Was hoping to avoid the double shipping costs, as well as LOOOONNNGGG wait times.

That place in Maine is hooked up with a tannery, so for you it is a one stop deal......jk

You can get a guaranteed 90 day turnaround at Moyles for a 10% surcharge. Moyle also has quantity price breaks and the quantity you will need will more than offset the surcharge. For muskrats, qty. 21 to 99 are $10 each for tanning and another 10 cents each for the surcharge. I have done the 90 day deal multiple times and they have always been done on time.

Might check Holloway in TN. He buys raw fur and makes it into finished products....

I wasn't happy with USA FOXX. I had a coyote they made for me about 20 years ago from a coyote I got. But, some of the seams started to separate. Otherwise, the hat is in great condition. I called them to see if they could fix it? They refused and said my only option was to have them make a new hat.

I guess that’s why USA Foxx got run out of here, customer service?
I looked them up, and there’s no “About Us” on their home page.

You got that right, IMO. I was very happy with the hat originally, but their customer service sucks!

There are lots of bad stories involving USA Foxx.

Twenty-plus years ago they screwed up the tanning on furs I sent them, lost furs, torn furs, got back furs that weren't mine, ect.

That was the last time used them. I still send some out but started tanning my own for the bulk of them.

Well, I’d think you’d have good service with Moyles. He’s interviewed by Mark from Wiebe Trapline Adventures in the season 5, episode 7 IIRC. The whole show is at the NTA national. The old fella at Moyles has a heck of a story on how the gov tried to shut him down by confiscating and charging him for fur that their one department dropped off!!. The state apologized but not the Feds.
If you watch the episode, that’s me where he’s interviewing Mr Sako exiting the picture. My moment in the big time!….lol

I emailed them and was told they only work with already tanned fur.

X2,did a fantastic job on a black muskrat hat for me.

I have used Moyles for probably 30 years and have been very happy with them. I was just looking for a place that did garment tanning and sewing in one place to simplify the process for the landowner I trapped the rats for.
Another outfit I have used was New Method, out of San Francisco. They were very good when I first started using them back in the late 1980's, but quality took a serious turn for the worst in early 1990's. Years later, probably 2018, I sent them a very large coastal brown bear, (had to ship it in a dishwasher box/crate), and they did a pretty decent job. That said, for my own personal tanning jobs, I still use Moyles.

New Method used to be the go to tannery. At one point they were so busy the turn around time was 18 months. This was back in the 1980s. Then Moyle and other tanneries came along and except for taxidermy skins, you hardly ever hear New Method mentioned.

I don’t know of any one stop shopping that you are after AV, old friend.

Best I can give, send to Moyles, known deal there. There should be skin sewers near you.