Leather shoe repair

How to redye and recondition worn leather at home

You're all dressed up and ready to head out and then you see it—your shoes are peeling. Don't worry! There are actually a few simple tricks you can use to fix the problem. No matter the material or the location, most peeling shoes can be...

Whether your leather shoes have small scratches in them or deeper ones, there are some simple ways to fix the scratches so your shoes are looking great again. For minor scratches, use things like petroleum jelly, white vinegar, or...

Explore how to remove deep scratches from leather shoes using a range of techniques from a white vinegar solution to leather filler.

Discover how to restore and repair your old and damaged leather boots, with expert tips and advice. Explore more on our page to keep your shoes looking like new.

Hi! So i fixed my peeled leather heels recently Taduh!! It was really easy and you did not even need costly materials to do this. (Unless you wont go for black) Anyway! Le…

Hi! So i fixed my peeled leather heels recently Taduh!! It was really easy and you did not even need costly materials to do this. (Unless you wont go for black) Anyway! Le…

Peeling or flaking is usually a sign of faux (fake) or bonded leather. There's no durable fix. How to repair it, why it won't last, and affordable options are here.

A pair of high-quality leather boots should last for a lifetime if you care for them properly. However, sometimes it’s almost impossible to avoid scrapping them. As a matter of fact, two years ago I bought a pair of leather boots which are extremely confortable and I can’t detach from them. It’s my favorite fall-winter footwear. But, after intense wearing, the toe side was scratched pretty badly and they look very worn and torn. Honestly, I didn’t want to give up wearing them because my soft…