Showcasing our shoe and handbag repairs with before and after photos
These Louis Vuitton Silhouette Ankle boots were brand new, with the original glossy leather soles unprotected and lacking traction. We installed a pair of premium rubber protective soles over the top of the original soles to enhance both durability and grip.
These R.M. Williams Chincilla boots were fairly new and in great shape, but the leather soles remained prone to significant wear, particularly at the toes. We installed a pair of flush-mounted, brass Triumph toe plates.
One end of the strap on this Valentino Rockstud Calfskin Tote bag had torn right off, leaving the bag unwearable. We repaired and reattached the torn strap.
The soles on these Ecco Soft 7 GTZ Tie sneakers were heavily worn, with a large split across the ball of one foot. We replaced the soles with entirely new ones custom made from scratch to fit the shoes.
While these Fendi Espadrille Wedge T-Strap shoes were in great condition, the elastics around the ankles had stretched out over time, leaving the shoes unwearable. We replaced the elastics with entirely new ones.
This Hermès Constance long wallet was in need of a refresh, with the hardware scratched and the leather stained and lacking its original lustre. We polished and re-plated the hardware and then changed the colour of the leather to a midnight blue.
These Hermès Oran sandals were brand new, with the original leather soles and combination leather + rubber heels unprotected. We protected the original soles and heels from wear and improved traction without detracting from the shoes aesthetically by installing a pair of premium sole and heel protectors.
These Church’s Diplomat 173 shoes had been well looked after, but the soles and heels were heavily worn down due to regular wear. We performed a half resole and reheel using premium Joh Redenbach soles and heels.
The straps on this vintage Prada bag had seen better days, being worn and then suffering a botched repair. We replaced the straps with an entirely new pair.
These RM Williams Sydney boots were in fairly good shape, but the ‘tan’ coloured leather uppers had been stained by a darker leather polish, leaving the leather discoloured. We performed a complete re-dye, changing the colour of the boots to a darker ‘chestnut’ brown.
