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Bag Repair
and leather accessories
Jammed zips, broken straps, torn linings, peeling colour. Most bag damage can be repaired without replacing anything.
A quote before we start
We assess the condition first
Each bag handled by hand
What we can repair
The six most common jobs. If your bag is damaged some other way, send photos and we will take a look and get back to you.
New zips
Zips that jam, lose teeth or lose the pull. We replace the whole zip tape, or just the pull.
- Replace the zip pull
- Replace the whole zip tape
- Free up a jammed zip
Price: to be updated
Clasp and hardware repair
Loose clasps, broken hooks or tarnished metal.
- Tighten or replace the clasp
- Replace hooks and rings
- Polish the metal
Price: to be updated
New straps and shoulder straps
Straps that have snapped, stretched or lost their leather covering. We rebuild the strap to the original size.
- New strap made to the original
- Recover the existing strap
- Reinforce the joins
Price: to be updated
Restitching
Seams burst along the base or the sides. Restitched with thread matched in colour and thickness.
- Restitch the burst seam
- Thread matched to the colour
- Reinforce the load bearing corners
Price: to be updated
Leather colour restoration
Leather that has faded, scuffed or gone patchy. We lay the colour back on, matched to the original tone.
- Colour mixed to match the original
- Built up in thin layers
- Sealed so it will not rub off
Price: to be updated
New linings
Linings torn, unglued or colour stained. We fit new linings in the same material.
- Remove the old lining safely
- New lining sewn to shape
- Inner pockets kept as they were
Price: to be updated
The wording and photos on this page are drafts
The six repair jobs were drafted by Claude and are not Foxpro actual service list. The photos come from the old website library. Review the wording, replace the photos and fill in prices before going public.
Not sure whether your bag is worth repairing
Send a few clear photos of the damage. A technician will look and tell you honestly whether it is worth fixing.