This Michael Kors Voyager tote bag had a loose strap that had come apart, making the bag unusable. We repaired the damaged strap and reinforced all four of the straps to help prevent this from happening again.
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This Louis Vuitton Pochette Métis handbag’s latch had come apart entirely. We repaired the original latch, replacing the pins previously used to hold all the pieces with a pair of rivets that fixed everything into place.
This Lancel hobo bag had a clear oil-like sheen visible throughout the leather exterior of the bag. We cleaned and conditioned the leather before treating the leather with a degreaser to remove the sheen.
This Chanel Classic handbag had become scuffed and discoloured over time. We performed a full restoration, cleaning and conditioning the leather throughout the bag before recolouring and refinishing the leather.
This classic Prada Galleria tote had accumulated dirt, mould, discolouration, scuffs and scratches over time. We performed a full restoration, cleaning and conditioning the leather before treating it for mould and then recolouring and waterproofing it.
This Louis Vuitton Neverfull handbag’s interior was full of ink stains and soaked in spilled apple juice. We thoroughly cleaned the bag (including its interior), removing the ink stains and performing an odour treatment.
This Givenchy Antigona had lost its shape over time, with the bag slouching and simply falling over when left on a flat surface. We restored the bag’s original shape by specially treating the leather and reinforcing specific parts of the bag’s interior.
This Mulberry handbag had become mouldy while stored in a wardrobe over a number of years. We cleaned and conditioned the leather, treated it for mould and then waterproofed the bag for ongoing protection.
The zipper on this Kate Spade tote had torn right off the material attaching it to the bag. We custom prepared a new brass zipper of a length and type matching the original and stitched it onto the bag.
The bottom and bottom corners of this 3.1 Phillip Lim Pashli Satchel bore the brunt of daily use, leaving the leather looking old and discoloured. We cleaned and conditioned the leather before re-dyeing those parts of the bag affected by the loss of colour.